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Associated Press Idaho Daybook for Friday, Apr. 23.
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Friday, Apr. 23 – Saturday, Apr. 24 Nampa Mayor Kling attends Intensive Healing Therapy Treasure Valley program opening – Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling, alongside representatives from Republican Sen. Mike Crapo’s office, Boise area health care leaders, veterans and first responders, attend opening of Intensive Healing Therapy (IHT) Treasure Valley program ‘to help people coping with PTSD, the stress of COVID-19 and other trauma’
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Tuolumne County Drug Take-Back Day
Sonora, CA If you have unused or expired medications you want to get rid of, there are several locations you can head to in the Mother Lode where they are being collected today for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.
The Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Officials will be at the main library branch located at 480 Greenley Road from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. During that same time, Calaveras’ deputies will be doing the same at two locations. Volunteers will gladly take expired drugs off your hands at The Calaveras County Office of Education at 185 South Main Street in Angels Camp and the Toyon Middle School on Highway 12 between San Andreas and Valley Springs.
Officials hoping to prevent drug abuse in eastern Idaho with annual event Saturday
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IDAHO FALLS – If you have old, expired medication in your medicine cabinet, organizations throughout eastern Idaho want to help you get rid of them.
The Drug Enforcement Administration is partnering with the Idaho Office of Drug Policy, Center for HOPE, Eastern Idaho Public Health, the Bonneville Youth Development Coalition, Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office, Idaho Falls Police Department and St. Anthony Police Department for the 11th annual Drug Take-Back Day.
The event will allow community members to safely and securely dispose of any unused or expired prescriptions and help prevent drug misuse in Idaho. Between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., you can drop off unwanted medication at the College of Eastern Idaho in Idaho Falls or Broulim’s at 301 Aspen Square Street in St. Anthony.