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Advocates for the SBIRT program say it can help identify students needing services for mental health or substance abuse services and isn't hard to implement.

Advocates for the SBIRT program say it can help identify students needing services for mental health or substance abuse services and isn't hard to implement.

Advocates for the SBIRT program say it can help identify students needing services for mental health or substance abuse services and isn't hard to implement.

Advocates for the SBIRT program say it can help identify students needing services for mental health or substance abuse services and isn't hard to implement.

New Jersey Citizen Action, with representatives from a South Jersey high school, is urging the Legislature to allow early health intervention for grades 9-12.

Advocates for the SBIRT program say it can help identify students needing services for mental health or substance abuse services and isn't hard to implement.

writes Leigh Boobyer. Quattro Design Architects has drawn up potential redevelopment proposals of the Northgate Street department store, which has laid empty since the high street chain was forced to shut its doors in a nationwide closure.   The Quays-based firm, which is involved in the designs of the neighbouring £107million King’s Quarter redevelopment, brought forward two concepts that will “mark the time for the next chapter of this landmark building’s life”. The store’...

Robert Walder, commercial director at Quattro, who has just seen the firm’s re-design of the city’s Shire Hall win a national award for excellence, said: ‘We are very, very proud of what is happening in the city. ‘Regeneration is creating a buzz – there is so much inspiring development in and around the city. It is sending out a positive message. Gloucester is a great place to live and work. ‘When people see things happening and a council that is pro-active – it attracts more inve...

Gloucester’s former Debenhams building could be ‘under offer’ The former Debenhams building in Gloucester could be ‘under offer’, SoGlos has been told, but does a Facebook post hint at who the potential new mystery owner might be? The former Debenhams store in Gloucester, from Northgate Street. A Facebook post from the firm redeveloping Gloucester’s King’s Quarter shows plans for a successful transformation of a former department store, but does it signify it has an appetite for ...