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Blair court to handle vets
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The idea of veterans courts are to address problems like post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, excessive alcohol and drug use, and domestic violence before they lead to serious crimes that end with long prison terms for veterans. On Friday …
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1/6 Community Services
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CHRISTIANS AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE, a 12-step program, is at 6 p.m. Mondays for women and 6 p.m. Thursdays for men in Rainbow Church of Christ, 2201 Rainbow Drive. Call 256-547-3731. NEW BEACON HOSPICE has a program for veterans called Hospice for …
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Jefferson County targets 'frequent flier' inmates with new intensive-treatment …
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Metro Corrections director Mark Bolton, who is working with Seven Counties Services CEO Tony Zipple to create the program, argues it will not only cut costs but can help break the cycle of homelessness, incarceration and substance abuse common among …
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