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Papa Gino's overhauls online-ordering experience | Nation's Restaurant News - Vimarsana News

Papa Gino's overhauls online-ordering experience | Nation's Restaurant News

New England pizzeria brand launches new website and mobile app to ease guest convenience, chief experience officer notes

Source: nrn.com
MPHD reports increase of drug overdoses in downtown Nashville - Vimarsana News

MPHD reports increase of drug overdoses in downtown Nashville

According to the Metro Nashville Public Health Department, many cases have been reported in downtown Nashville.

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Maine Activates New Text Alert Program After Drug Overdoses in Portland - Vimarsana News

Maine Activates New Text Alert Program After Drug Overdoses in Portland

The SPIKE Auto Text Program issues an alert after three overdoses have occurred within 24 hours in a given county. Anyone can sign up for program by texting SPIKE to (855) 963-5669. Maine activated a new text alert system for the first time last week after three drug overdoses were reported in Portland. The SPIKE Auto Text Program issues an alert after three overdoses have occurred within 24 hours in a given county. Sybil Mazerolle of the state Office of Behavioral Health said on Maine Calling Maine Calling Monday that the goal is to alert the public about a potentially lethal batch of drug...

Maine DHHS announces text alert program to prevent overdose deaths - Vimarsana News

Maine DHHS announces text alert program to prevent overdose deaths

Sun, 06/27/2021 - 6:00pm AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Health and Human Services and Partnership to End Addiction launched a free texting service that alerts Maine residents to any sudden increase in overdoses in their counties and connects them with resources that can save lives, support those struggling with substance use, and promote recovery. Residents — including parents, caregivers, medical professionals, first responders, community groups and those struggling with substance use — in all Maine counties can sign up for the Partnership’s SPIKE Auto Text Program. In...