Long before ‘Celebrity Rehab,’ Betty Ford and famous clinic paved road to recovery for stars
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Long before it became reality show fodder, Betty Ford helped create the original celebrity rehab. The centre that bears her name has a legacy of rehabbing Hollywood’s elite.
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Betty Ford created the celebrity rehab
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Long before it became reality show fodder, Betty Ford helped create the original celebrity rehab. The center that bears her name has a legacy of rehabbing Hollywood’s elite. In …
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FHP: Repeat drunk driver damages road, causes I-95 delays
Ronny Ray Powell, 51, of Daytona Beach was charged with a DUI for the third time in four months. A man suspected of driving drunk lost control of a pickup pulling a trailer on Interstate 95 in Volusia County on Thursday morning, causing damage to the highway, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
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EDITORIAL: The cost of DUI
The General Assembly sent a mixed message regarding driving while under the influence during its recent session. It first voted, as part of budget negotiations, to eliminate the mandatory jail time for repeat drunk driving offenders. Currently, convicted drunk drivers receive jail time after their third offense. Under the new regulations, the mandatory jail time requirement is removed. While …
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Tulsa Teen, Victim In Drunk Driving Crash Continues Long Road To Recovery
Adrian, 17, has been playing basketball since he was a little boy. All that ended in May 2010 when he was the passenger in a car that was hit by a drunk driver.
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Drunk Driving Implications June 13th, 2011
Each week, the list of Natrona County residents with DUI citations continues to grow. Many offenders appear regularly, leading some law officials to believe the punishment for the violation may not be enough.
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Officer jailed for hitting pedestrian while driving drunk
A 24-year Honolulu police veteran will have to spend 30 days in jail, pay $ 1,000 in fines and perform 300 hours of community service for hitting a 61-year-old pedestrian last year while driving drunk, as well as for driving twice after the state revoked his license.
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Celebrate A New Life’s Road to Addiction Recovery Treatment Now Easier to Navigate
A Faith Based Treatment facility located in Orange County, CA, called Celebrate A New Life is pleased to announce the new look and feel to their website. (PRWeb November 23, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/celebrateanewlife/christiandrugalcoholrehab/prweb4814534.htm

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A road to nowhere — The faces of abuse
(EDITOR’ S NOTE: Theabuse of and addiction to prescription drugs is one of the fastestgrowing problems in our area, impacting the lives of untold numbersof people.

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Recreational Drugs: Road to Hell
Interesting data was obtained from a recent poll of Russians conducted by the Public Opinion Research Center. Almost three quarters of respondents said that they did not have people in their circle that used “recreational” drugs. The truthfulness of these responses appears highly questionable.

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SC treatment agency holding ‘Dry Run’ road race
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – South Carolina’s substance abuse agency is conducting a “Dry Run” in recognition of a special occasion. South Carolina’s Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services is sponsoring a 5K “Dry Run” in Columbia on Saturday as part of its “Rally for Recovery.”

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DWI road check on Onondaga Lake Parkway nets five arrests
Salina, NY — Five people were arrested Friday night in a state police sobriety checkpoint on the Onondaga Lake Parkway. State police listed those charged with driving while intoxicated as: Joseph T. Nanno, 25, of 505 Wolcott Ave., Syracuse; Justin…

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Lawmakers face tough road in decreasing DWIs
Lawmakers face tough road in decreasing DWIs

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Winding road leads to rhapsody in jazz
At the age of 21, Paul Pax Andrews had an awakening. Touring with a 15-year-old James Morrison and the Young Northside Big Band, the budding saxophonist attended the Monterey Jazz Festival and met trumpet legend Dizzie Gillespie.

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McGee’s long road back won’t stop at TUF 11 finale
The story sounds so preposterous that you almost don’t believe it. But to hear Court McGee rehash his relapse into the world of drugs and alcohol during an April 2006 trip to Las Vegas, an adventure that led to him waking up four days later in Iowa, it’s easy to see where his motivation comes from in preparing to fight for a UFC contract Saturday night in the season final of The Ultimate Fighter …

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BREAKING NEWS: Viaducts, Road Closed
Downpours of rain have created chaos in the City of Huntington.

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Boy hit by drunk driver while walking near road
An area boy is fighting for his life after being hit by a drunk driver while walking along a ditch with a friend Tuesday night. The accident occurred at 9:36 p.m. on Darrow Road in Vermilion Township.

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Notorious drunk driver back on the road
A Franklin County man with a deadly drunk driving record is back behind bars.

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West Valley DUI Task Force joins forces to get drunks off road
The West Valley DUI Task Force is a joint effort among most West Valley police agencies. About 40 to 60 officers descend on a West Valley city for a night in a concentrated saturation patrol aimed at getting impaired drivers off the streets.

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A Pharmacist’s Addiction: Anne D’s ‘Road to Recovery’ from Drug Addiction Was Made All the More Rocky by Her Easy and …
The most difficult part of Anne D’s job as a small-town pharmacist was not her hours or conflicts with customers and co-workers, as one might expect. Anne’s biggest obstacle to overcome at work was her daily exposure to the drugs to which she was addicted.

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Road Report: Phantogram Begin Their Tour With the Antlers
Filed under: Exclusive , Guest Blogger After a successful string of shows at Austin’s SXSW festival, Phantogram are hitting the road with the Antlers in support of their debut album, ‘Eyelid Movies.’ The duo, comprised of Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel, will be touring with the Brooklyn trio through May 5 before heading out with the National on their U.S. run. The Saratoga Springs, N.Y. group …

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Fev’s hard road to recovery
UPDATE 2.45pm: ANTI-gambling campaigners say Brendan Fevola faces a tough battle to overcome his gambling addiction.

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Rock replay on the Back Road to Sunbury
If you’re talking music, the word Sunbury summons vivid images: Billy Thorpe and most people he knows, mud, sun and skin, long-hairs and layabouts.

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