Madison, WI: Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center Southern California
Madison, WI: Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center Southern California – Laguna Beach Recovery Center www.Lagunarecovery.com (866)491-0214 Laguna Beach Recovery Center is based on a loving dignified approach, in renowned Laguna Beach, California. As an Alcohol and drug treatment recovery facility we have the highest long-term success rate in the industry, and will treat you or your loved one like family. We have a highly effective therapeutic approach to treating alcohol and drug addiction. Our renowned treatment is coupled with our finely appointed amenities that are steps from the beach. We focus on providing the foundation and tools for lifelong recovery. Each program is designed and based upon an individuals specific needs. We have a wide variety of programs including 3-5 day detox, 7-10 day fast track, core 30 day programs, extended care, transitional living, as well as executive and professional treatment options.
WXOW News 19 La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |Immigration officials …
Filed under: Wisconsin Drug Abuse
The most severe cases included murder, manslaughter, drug trafficking and sexual crimes against minors. The totals included an estimated 50 gang members and 149 convicted sex offenders. The cases of at least 204 of them were referred to federal …
Read more on WXOW.com
MPD should use episode to improve relationships
Filed under: Wisconsin Drug Abuse
Many police managers across the country have moved away from special gang and drug units, especially after revelations of widespread abuse by such units of the Los Angeles Police Department. There may be a legitimate use for such units, but it appears …
Read more on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wonkbook: Behind the gloomy economic forecasts
Filed under: Wisconsin Drug Abuse
Even if Mr. Romney were to lose Wisconsin narrowly — he is also ahead in polls there but Mr. Santorum has much more plausible upset chances — that would be enough for Mr. Romney to emerge with a clear majority of delegates from the voting on Tuesday.
Read more on Washington Post (blog)