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The Coffee Table - Wednesday, July 19th

KBBI | By Kathleen Gustafson
Published July 19, 2017 at 8:36 PM AKDT
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Dr. Sarah Spencer and Ginny Espenshade describe the public health benefits of having a local needle exchange and of training people to use opioid overdose response kits. And the Waird family shares their experience with addiction and recovery.

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Kathleen Gustafson
Kathleen Gustafson came to Homer in 1999 and has been involved with KBBI since 2003.
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