Our mission, engage Wlfd.'s community resources to produce healthy caring responsible citizens by raising awareness and reducing substance abuse among our youth
DEA National Take Back Day is just around the corner! Plan to drop off unused, unwanted or expired #medication, April 27, at a secure location near you. Don’t forget to check with elderly #family members too. We can all play a part in reducing availability of these medications.
“There is not conclusive evidence that marijuana use is not harmful ... This is science. It’s not emotion. Emotions make a mess.” - Mayor William Dickinson Jr.
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Local lawmakers gathered at the Wallingford Town Hall Saturday morning to voice their concerns over the possible legalization of recreational marijuana. https://t.co/Kd5Bhdr3of
1/5 Sunday Spotlight: I HIGHLY recommend this read. Helps explain why despite vaping possibly being a safer option for current adult smokers, it presents unique and significant concerns for youth. #noEcigs4kids
—> Why vaping is so dangerous for teens https://t.co/Bp6b9KWR7K
The use of nicotine by youth in any form, including e-cigarettes, is unsafe, can cause addiction, and can harm the developing adolescent brain. It's up to us to do our part in bringing an end to this urgent public health problem. https://t.co/c8zCbUpwih
DAG Rosenstein "#Fentanyl is a synthetic drug produced primarily in #China+up to 50x more potent than #heroin. It is so powerful that a quantity equal to a few grains of table salt can kill a person"