Economist study gives ammunition to alcohol treatment proponents
Economist study gives ammunition to alcohol treatment proponents. By KEVIN LANDRIGAN. Staff Writer … CONCORD – Excess alcohol consumption costs the state $ 1.15 billion annually, or 2 percent of all income earned in New Hampshire, according to an …
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At Clearbrook, evidence of adminstrators treating themselves with high pay
In justifying the $ 2.5 million in compensation he received from Clearbrook Inc. between 2008-2011, Nicholas F. Colangelo, former CEO of the nonprofit drug and alcohol treatment agency, cites the singular focus of some of his heroes and says he is …
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A drinking debate in Concord
The bill would require that the estimated $ 4.2 million in additional revenue the state could see from the increase would be dedicated to alcohol and drug abuse prevention treatment. But on Wednesday, Gov. Maggie Hassan told reporters during a news …
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