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Salem: Salem Superintendent Herb Levine embraces his son, Joel, who spoke about his drug addiction to OxyContin at a parent information forum Monday evening at Salem High School. Photo by Kira Horvath/Salem News. Monday, January 10, 2005
Salem: Fourteen-year-olds Rachel Federico, left, and Laura Clark, found a spot to sit on the floor in the packed auditorium of Salem High School while listening to a parent information forum Monday evening. Photo by Kira Horvath/Salem News. Monday, January 10, 2005
Salem: ***INSERT CAPTION TEXT HERE*** Photo by Paul Bilodeau/Salem News. Thursday, July 1, 2004
Salem: ***INSERT CAPTION TEXT HERE*** Photo by Paul Bilodeau/Salem News. Thursday, July 1, 2004
Two twists of heroin and a small spoon used to scoop the drug.
OxyContin in 80-milligram tablets, the most popular form among users.
Dr. Patricia Walsh of Union Hospital in Lynn.
Jeff Allison
Daniel Velez-Rivera worked as a chaplain for drug-addicted teens in two Salem programs.
Peabody High graduate Andrew Moskevich, 20, sits on the front steps of the house where he lives with other recovering drug addicts. Moskevich says he has been clean for one year.
Patrice Underwood at her Danvers home, which was robbed about a year and a half ago. Police suspect the burglar, who punched Underwood, was an addict.
Posters like this one hang on the walls of some North Shore schools.
Herb Levine: "When your child is addicted, you're not going to get the truth."
"I am firmly convinced the only way this is going to stop is to have a huge education effort. The only way you choke off the supply of heroin or any drug is to educate young people at a very early age that it is not the road to go down."
Parents and teens listen to Robert Bradley speak at a Marblehead High School forum on drug use.
Beverly: Essex County District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett. Staff photo by: Amy L. Sweeney
Beverly : Sherriff Frank Cousins. Heroin series. Photo by Amy Sweeney/Salem News. Thursday, December 23, 2004
Peabody: Peabody Police Chief Robert Champagne (herion) Photo by Paul Bilodeau/Salem News. Thursday, December 30, 2004
Beverly: AMY SWEENEY PORTRAIT PHOTO FOR HEROIN SERIES Photo by Amy Sweeney/Salem News. Friday, December 24, 2004
Middleton: Herion addict Shawn Harnish at Middleton Jail. Photo by Paul Bilodeau/Salem News. Friday, October 8, 2004
