Oroville celebrates recovery (Relationship addictions)

Oroville celebrates recovery
Oroville Mercury-Register - Like most American communities, the city of Oroville suffers the adverse effects of addictive, compulsive and abusive behavior. And, like most communities, we rely heavily on law enforcement and punishment to keep a lid on the boiling problem of

Jackson Recovery helps drug addict turn life around
Sioux City Journal - Recovering meth addict Stacey Kuhlmann recently competed in-treatment programs at Jackson Recovery's Women and Children Center and attends outpatient treatment there. She called her daughter, Audrianna Ruble, "a real trooper." (Staff photo by Jerry

Eminem's Ex-Wife Kim Mathers Is After $30M Of His Money!
Post Chronicle - Talented rap artist Eminem, real name Marshall Mathers, could be up against a shocking $30 million divorce settlement with his estranged wife, Kim Mathers, according to a published report. Eminem filed for divorce a second time from Kim on April 5

Lori Coolican, The StarPhoenix
Saskatoon Star Phoenix - The ongoing exploitation of Saskatoon youngsters through the sex trade is back on the discussion table for city councillors, but they're not keen on launching yet another task force to study the problem. "Let's start physically doing something with

Graduates of treatment center move on with their lives
Sioux City Journal - Melissa Ohden, a clinical supervisor at the Women and Children s Center, helps Brian Suarez, 4, open his Easter basket. He is the son of Annabelle Suarez, a resident of the shelter. Five of her children are living at the center with her. (Staff

Recovery group information for April 9, 2006
Evansville Courier-Press - - Morganfield AA Group, 7 p.m., YMCA of Union County, 252 N. Brady St., Morganfield. Open to all. Information: (270) 389-1511, (270) 952-1819, (270) 952-4113 or (270) 389-0649. Monday - Weaverton Group, noon, 5:30 p.m., 401 Hoffman Drive. Open

George Jones coming to RiverCenter
Philadelphia Enquirer - Sometimes the word "legendary" doesn't say enough. Country music's George Jones, who has charted 148 songs in a career spanning 51 years and counting, is coming to the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts on June 4. Tickets will go on sale April 28