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Mayor Eric Adams’ administration is preparing to implement “life alert” devices in apartments to assist individuals struggling with substance abuse, a taxpayer-funded initiative that some critics argue may inadvertently promote drug use. The city’s Health Department is finalizing a contract for a pilot program aimed at residents deemed to be at “high risk” of overdose, …

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20/20 reporting in from the Appalachian Plateau. Finished the Smokies this morning, about three weeks into the trail and life before already feels like a distant memory. It’s an adventure that keeps changing as the days bloom on. Stats Album choices: Nashville Skyline (Bob Dylan), Don’t Mess With Jim (Jim Croce), Ten (Pearl Jam), There Goes The Neighborhood (Joe Walsh). Knee pain: 5.6/10   Experiencing Life Through A Fire Hose It’s impossible to really describe what it’s been like since my last post. …

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The Harrowing Birth Experience of Gill Castle Gill Castle’s journey into motherhood in 2011 was marked by both joy and profound hardship. Despite a pregnancy devoid of complications, her labor turned perilously traumatic. “I walked into the hospital a healthy police officer, but I left permanently disabled and jobless,” Gill recounted, capturing the devastating transformation …

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