SOLACE 2.mpg
SOLACE 2.mpg – Josh Tilley and Lisa Pick photographs added. Slide modification with framed pictures added. SOLACE “Surviving Our Loss and Continuing Everday” is a support group established to help the families of those who have lost loved ones, especially those who have lost loved ones to the epidemic of prescription drug abuse. The SOLACE Memorial is dedicated to our lost loved ones and symbolizes the commitment of the residents of Portsmouth and Scioto County to “Be the Wall” against prescription drug abuse. Additional information is found at : Facebook: Fix the Scioto County Problem of Drug Abuse, Misuse, and Overdose www.facebook.com “Tonight I Hold This Candle” was written and recorded by Alan Pedersen. Thanks Alan for one of the most touching songs recorded.
Owensboro Non-Profit Helps Spread the Homeless Needs
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Demonizing the poor
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Major insider-trading probe
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Richland Man Charged in Burglaries Dies While Awaiting Trial
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Investigators accused him of breaking into homes and cars to steal thousands of dollars worth of electronics, a gun, cash and other items to support his drug addiction, according to court documents. When he appeared Wednesday before Magisterial …
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