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ASHLAND Pathways CEO Jennifer Willis said her company has big plans moving forward in tackling addiction throughout northeastern Kentucky.

Agencies offer hope for those struggling with addiction during COVID-19 pandemic     Albany, Georgia (Albany Herald) — Disruptive events such as a natural disaster or loss of a job can affect individuals, as well as their families, even when the circumstances are short in duration. In the midst of a global pandemic that has disrupted the lives of nearly everyone in myriad ways — from being shut off from loved ones to long periods spent in isolation — and has lasted for a year the imp...

German Bishops reiterate opposition to assisted suicide The Catholic Bishops of Germany repeat the Churchs opposition to medically-assisted suicide, and say every dying person needs to be supported with the Christian message of hope. By Lisa Zengarini From a Christian point of view, “assisted suicide is not an ethically acceptable option." The German Bishops’ Conference (DBK) spokesman Matthias Kopp reiterated that point in response to an article published Monday by the “Frankfurter Allge...