Gov. Cuomo unveils Combat Heroin campaign
Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a new campaign to crack down on the heroin problem plaguing Westchester and the rest of New York state. An aggressive campaign called Combat Heroin is aimed at confronting
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Sep 23, 2014, 1:49 AM
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a new campaign to crack down on the heroin problem plaguing Westchester and the rest of New York state.
An aggressive campaign called Combat Heroin is aimed at confronting the problem head on as the crisis continues to intensify.
The governor says his initiative is designed to teach all New Yorkers about the risk and signs of addiction, along with the resources to fight it.
The hallmark of the campaign is a website billed as a one-stop shop for information on addiction.
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