My Neighbor, the Methadone Clinic: Part I – Brooklyn Reader
My Neighbor, the Methadone Clinic: Part I – Brooklyn Reader
Brooklyn Reader |
My Neighbor, the Methadone Clinic: Part I
Brooklyn Reader In Fort Greene, on the corner of Fulton and Waverly, stands an old pre-war building contrasted by bright-blue new awning. It is a drug treatment center known as START. I'd never been inside a methadone clinic before and had no idea what to expect. And … |
Methadone Clinics – Google News
Pleasantville Planning Board: No methadone clinic at the Pleasantville … – Shore News Today
|
Pleasantville Planning Board: No methadone clinic at the Pleasantville …
Shore News Today Responding to the fears of residents over the safety of their families, the city Planning Board rejected an application to move a methadone clinic to its largest shopping center./R.J. Liberatore Jr. PLEASANTVILLE –Responding to residents' fears over … Pleasantville board rejects plan to relocate drug clinic services from AC |
Methadone Clinics – Google News
Plaistow officials prepare for methadone clinic – Eagle-Tribune
|
Plaistow officials prepare for methadone clinic
Eagle-Tribune PLAISTOW — Town officials are continuing to prepare for a methadone clinic to open in Haverhill on the Plaistow line. Police Chief Stephen Savage and Building Inspector Mike Dorman have been to the site in recent weeks, looking to curb any potential … |
Methadone Clinics – Google News
The man who led a revolution inside NY prisons – North Country Public Radio
North Country Public Radio |
The man who led a revolution inside NY prisons
North Country Public Radio Governor Nelson Rockefeller had been a huge supporter of drug treatment, even pending his own money to fund programs like methadone treatment clinics for heroin addicts. But in 1973, Rockefeller decided that treatment just wasn't working. "I have to … |
Methadone Clinics – Google News
Florence doctor previously indicted in Idaho for prescription-writing practices – The Missoulian
NBC Montana |
Florence doctor previously indicted in Idaho for prescription-writing practices
The Missoulian Christensen was indicted by a grand jury in U.S. District Court in Idaho in 2006 on charges that he dispensed two controlled substances, methadone and alprazolam (Xanax), to a patient who later died as a result of ingesting the drugs together. Investigation continues at Big Creek Family Medicine in Florence |
Methadone Clinics – Google News
Related Methadone Clinics Information…