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WSJ: Stolen Future: Drug Abuse Exacts Its Most Tragic Toll From Nation ... - Wall Street Journal

MCLEAN, Va. -- In America's nightmare of drugs, the most tragic victims are our children. I know. In this quiet, well-to-do suburb of Washington, D.C., my teen-age son, Ryan, became trapped by drugs starting at about age 12 -- while he still was ...

Victim’s family asks why accused heroin dealer is free - Star News Online

This summer Renee Guinn moved back home to stay with her parents in Carolina Beach and get her life back together, her mom and dad say. The 21-year-old from Carolina Beach had been away at college and then working. Her parents say she drank alcohol ...

Resist alcohol cold turkey, experts warn - ninemsn

Giving up alcohol can have serious side effects and people should find out if they are dependent on drink before going cold turkey in the New Year, rehabilitation experts warn. Figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare show that one ...

Fireworks defense clears MFD captain - Independent

Where there’s fireworks, there’s smoke and that may have helped a Massillon firefighter beat a drunk driving and felony gun charge. Judge Richard Reinbold acquitted Paul Harbaugh, 35, of a felony improperly handling firearms charge and a ...

AV veterans home chief named - Antelope Valley Press

LANCASTER - A former administrator of a San Fernando Valley-based drug, alcohol and mental health treatment center has been named administrator of the new state William J. "Pete" Knight Veterans Home, which is expected to open this spring. Lisa Grod ...

Entries for December 2008 - US News and World Report

Screening students for illegal drugs and alcohol is common in some parts of the country. The practice is supposed to discourage drug use among high school students. In Hawaii, it's teachers who are supposed to submit to random drug screening. Two ...

Homeless dealing with one of coldest Prairie winters in years - Prince Edward Island Guardian

WINNIPEG — Winter is only two weeks old, but for most people in the Prairies, it already feels like a very long bone-chilling, balaclava-wearing, test of endurance. Wind chills continued to register near or below -30 C in many areas Monday — an ...

Homeless dealing with one of the coldest Prairie winters in years - Cape Breton

WINNIPEG (CP) — Winter is only two weeks old, but for most people in the Prairies, it already feels like a very long bone-chilling, balaclava-wearing, test of endurance. Wind chills continued to register near or below -30 C in many areas Monday ...

Radical alternatives proposed for cannabis controls - New Scientist

WHAT should we do to minimise the harm cannabis can cause to the health and welfare of users and to society at large? The answer, according to a report by a group of prominent academics and government advisers, is to change the law to allow the state ...

Privacy advocates concerned about a strict new law in Georgia which ... - DailyTech

The latest scuffle over online privacy is brewing up in Georgia. An aggressive new law is set to take effect today which will force sex offenders to hand over their internet passwords, screen names, and e-mail addresses to the government for ...

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

Ithaca High School students Jacob Evelyn (senior) and Mary Eloundou (sophomore) were awarded first prize and third prize in an essay competition to celebrate the French Presidency of the European Union, which ran from July-December 2008. Janet Bowman, French language teacher at Ithaca High School, learned of the competition through the Cornell Institute for European Studies' outreach program. ...

2008: Year in Review (The Woodlands Villager)

Editor’s note: The following is a month-by-month recap of some of the top newsmaking events of 2008.

The Predator Drugs, Rohypnol, GBH, and Ketamine (BellaOnline)

Many substances can render one incapable of resisting a sexual assault, including drugs like marijuana, ecstasy, alcohol, and even over the counter sleep and allergy medicines like Benadryl. Yet, even more powerful, are drugs known as date rape drugs.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

* Today through Thursday, Jan. 15:

Johnston library’s databases benefit students (The Des Moines Register)

Whether they’re researching a foreign country or tackling a tough math problem, area students can turn to local libraries for a variety of online and off-the-shelf homework resources.

Judge Puts Temporary Halt to Teacher Drug Testing (WSAZ NewsChannel 3 West Virginia)

A federal judge has granted the teacher's union a preliminary injunction in its case against random drug testing for teachers in Kanawha County Schools.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

* Friday, Jan. 2:

Health Calendar: 01/01/2009 (Traverse City Record-Eagle)

The Health calendar is published weekly. Information to be included can be mailed to the Record-Eagle, P.O. Box 632, Traverse City, MI 49685; faxed to 946-8632; e-mailed to sbeach@record-eagle.com or delivered to: 120 W. Front St. Traverse City.

Child-safety technology blurs privacy line (Windsor Star)

From electronically leashed toddlers to test kits that promise to reveal the details of teens' sex lives, technology is offering parents increasingly sophisticated ways to track their child's every move.

Needham Briefs (Jan. 1) (Needham Times)

Your RTS sticker expired Dec. 31. Application forms were mailed to all current sticker holders. Purchase stickers at the Treasurer’s Office at Town Hall, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.