Easthampton installs life-saving opioid rescue kits

EASTHAMPTON — Access to life-saving medication is now available in small, clear-colored boxes at several public locations across the city. Each box contains three nasal spray doses of naloxone — more commonly known by the brand name of Narcan — which...

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