EPISD: Former Superintendent's Prison Sentence Reduced
EPISD: Former superintendent's prison sentence reduced
Chris Burke, a spokesman for the Bureau of Prisons in Washington, D.C., confirmed the sentence reduction, citing a federal law that grants a reduction if a prisoner successfully completes a residential substance abuse treatment program. During García's … Read more on El Paso Times… Continue reading
Reposting: Suspicious Activities?
Question by toughlove: Reposting: Suspicious Activities?
I went out of town for business for two days and when I returned tonight I checked out the hubbies cell phone calls online and found he had called a cell phone number 34 times in 24 hours. It is a number I have… Continue reading
Prescription Drug Abuse Rising, California Fights Back
Prescription Drug Abuse Rising, California Fights Back
With deaths from prescription drug abuse on the rise, the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit discovers new efforts in California to track prescriptions while attempting to prevent doctor shopping. It's a law that was inspired by three tragic Bay Area … Read more… Continue reading
Online Gambling Addiction Help With Subliminal Power Audio
Online Gambling Addiction Help with Subliminal Power Audio
http://www.SubliminalMessagesMP3s.com/gambling-addiction-help Online gambling addiction help is best provided with the subliminal power that subliminal messa…
Proposition One: Voters decide on casino expansion plan
Insight House recently lost their state funding to help treat gambling addictions. "I think they need to invest… Continue reading
A Healthy Me Is a Drug-Free Me
A healthy me is a drug-free me
For example, children of parents who talk to their teens about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don't, yet only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon week is designed to help parents and… Continue reading
Pseudoephedrine Prescription Mandate Will Not Solve Meth Problem
Pseudoephedrine prescription mandate will not solve meth problem
Recent reports indicate that police are finding a greater number of meth labs this year — a fact that has drawn the ire of local legislators and newspaper editors alike. This has caused a few people in our community to cry …… Continue reading