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Life-saving opioid rescue kits to be placed at city-owned properties in Williamsburg

By: Timothy Wyatt

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Life-saving help will soon be more readily accessible for anyone who may experience a possible drug overdose in Williamsburg thanks to a partnership between the City of Williamsburg and the Whitley County Health Department.

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