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Suffolk County has begun distributing $25 million to drug treatment and prevention centers. The money comes from the lawsuit settlement of opioid manufacturers and distributors.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced CVS and Walgreens will pay more than $10 billion nationwide to fight the opioid epidemic, with Connecticut receiving $127 million.
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Under the agreement, Endo International PLC will have to pay $450 million over 10 years to states and local governments involved in the lawsuit, including Connecticut.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering how to spend some of the state’s opioid settlement money. They are looking at funding supervised injection sites to help curb overdoses.
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Suffolk County Executive Steven Bellone announced the first round of grant funding available after suing opioid manufacturers and distributors.
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U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer of New York wants to add more than $3 billion to the National Drug Control program.
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The deadline to register for certain benefits from the September 11th Victims Compensation Fund is tomorrow. Will we be going back to wearing masks again?…
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U.S. Congressman Lee Zeldin is the New York Republican party’s presumptive nominee for governor. Shelton pays up to Bridgeport, Long Island in the trial…
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Suffolk County District Attorney Tim Sini issued an “urgent safety announcement” to warn Long Islanders about illegal drugs being camouflaged to look like…
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Connecticut will get $7.5 million as its share of a $573 million multi-state opioid abuse settlement with McKinsey and Company.Attorney General William…