Alcohol Abuse Centres in the News

Young entrepreneurs learn about business
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The teenagers in Rathfern are exploring social enterprise ideas that could lead to them becoming young social entrepreneurs within their local area, potentially working to tackle serious problems within their community such as drug and alcohol abuse …
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Stourbridge businessman jailed after hectic police chase through country lanes
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Sometimes Griffiths would stop in the centre of a road, wave the police on and then continue to drive off. At one stage, he swerved across … His business was suffering because of his alcohol abuse and he was in debt by £12,000. Recorder Rachel Brand …
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'My parents sold me into the SEX INDUSTRY'
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March 3, 2014 – Step by Step
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Step by Step Monday, March 3, 2014 Today, I understand that taking care of myself does not have to mean that I am selfish and not placing everyone and everything after me. If I am Hungry, Angry, Lonely or Tired – HALT- my Program requires that I bolster myself so that I have something to share as an …
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March 3, 2014 – Step by Step
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Step by Step Monday, March 3, 2014 Today, I understand that taking care of myself does not have to mean that I am selfish and not placing everyone and everything after me. If I am Hungry, Angry, Lonely or Tired – HALT- my Program requires that I bolster myself so that I have something to share as an …
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Question by Not My Real Name or Face: Isn’t this misuse of language?
A person addicted to alcohol is called an alcoholic. So why is a person addicted to work called a “workaholic”? That would be a person addicted to drinking alcohol while working! Shouldn’t they just be called a “workic”? Or how about a “chocoholic” just being called a “chocolatic”? And as long as we are on this subject, why is it a “drug addict” and not a “drugoholic” or more correctly a “drugic”? I find this whole matter quite troubling.

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Answer by Jibril
Quite troubling indeed. I might add I have been unable to find Cheeseburg on a map and it’s driving me crazy.

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PAULO COELHO: The power of prayer
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Acknowledging Withdrawal

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Community Calendar March 2
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If childcare is needed, call 327-4066 or 730-4106 to make a reservation. Recurring. • Weekdays — After School Program, 3:30-6 p.m. Free program for ages 12-16 provides a snack and programs in fitness, nutrition, safety, drug and alcohol awareness …
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Blount Life Daily Calendar for Wednesday, Feb. 26
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Alcohol Abuse Test in the News

U.S. Department of Transportation Proposes Clearinghouse of Commercial …
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Substance Abuse Professionals: SAPs must report to the Clearinghouse information about drivers who begin and complete the return-to-duty process (required by DOT regulations when a driver violates certain drug or alcohol testing regulations).
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Intelligent Alcohol Monitors Map Your Face, Location
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Known as SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring™ (CAM), the high-intensity monitoring system includes an anklet that automatically samples a test takers sweat every 30 minutes, 24/7, in order to measure for any alcohol consumption. Courts can also opt to …
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Deputy clerk cashes in on 2nd chance at life
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One stint at a rehab facility followed by another stint at a halfway house put Tom Bexley on a different path.
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Nonalcoholic bar The Brink's Jacquie Johnston-Lynch talks about project
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When her beloved brother was killed at 25 by a drunk driver, Jacquie Johnston-Lynch turned her ‘pain into purpose’ by launching hip nonalcoholic bar The Brink. She tells Eve McGowan how the project has transformed – and even saved – lives.
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Big rise in over-50s alcoholics ‘tip of iceberg’
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FEARS of a rapid increase in ­alcoholism in the over-50s have been raised after a project in Glasgow saw a 315 per cent rise in the number of drink-related cases in the age group in four years.
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