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$3.5 million allocated for high school substance abuse prevention

Sophia Kunthara, Cronkite News//January 20, 2017//

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$3.5 million allocated for high school substance abuse prevention

$3.5 million allocated for high school substance abuse prevention

Sophia Kunthara, Cronkite News//January 20, 2017//

The Governor’s Office for Youth, Faith and Family will release about $3.5 million in new funding for substance abuse prevention programs for high school youth — a key demographic to...

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