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When it comes to healing, Vanessa Lane speaks from experience.  “I was addicted to meth for 13, 14 years, and alcohol,” she said. “I started at a young age because of trauma and brokenness. These...

PEOPLE Maria Salzillo, a Realtor and vice president at J Barrett & Co., was recently named one of the 10 Best Realtors in Massachusetts for Client Satisfaction in 2022. She

The college officially opened the Justin Borra Center for Behavioral Services. Borra was a long-time healthcare executive who passed away in 2019 and his family gave a large gift to

Rhodes State College create center to help with growing need for mental health and addiction services.

To help combat the increasing mental health challenges among some of Maryland’s youngest residents, school-aged kids and teenagers, legislative and health officials are promoting a new state grant opportunity that carves out $120 million in state funds to bolster access to behavioral health services in public schools. At a press conference Tuesday, Senate President Bill […]

A 10-day program to encourage students the value of a good night's rest is being taught at two New Bedford Public Schools.

INDEPENDENCE – The Independence Farmer’s Market is full of activities, fresh produce, baked goods, crafts, décor, entertainment, and information.

The District's pilot curfew program aims to reduce nighttime violence, but critics question its effectiveness and the impact on young people and their parents.

A local artist is using her talents to create an environment that will greatly benefit kids living with autism.

/PRNewswire/ -- New Story, a leading provider of special education and clinic services in the U.S., announced its acquisition of the Virginia assets of the...