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OUTREACH TIP OF THE WEEK:. PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

12/2/2016

 
I have heard recently on a radio station about the heroin use in our area. Prior to the announcement they put a warning that this may not be good for younger ears to hear.  I'm contacting the radio station, because I feel it is important for everyone to hear about this and for younger members of the family to know. I think it is important because sometimes younger members see things going on. It is the same when reading a newspaper article where there is now the outcry in our area not to save overdosed people because of the cost for the city. I feel as a part of outreach, it is important to present facts.
Judy

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