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Fentanyl family summit allows loved ones to heal and connect

Fentanyl family summit allows loved ones to heal and connect
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Father of fentanyl overdose victim brings awareness through digital billboards

Father of fentanyl overdose victim brings awareness through digital billboards
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Families who lost someone to fentanyl advocate to save others

According to the Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina, 8 people die each day to fentanyl poisoning.

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Revised death by distribution law offers relief to victims families

Advocates and law enforcement in the fight against opioids in North Carolina are calling a revised version of SB 189 a major victory.

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Families come together to fight fentanyl use

BURLINGTON — Families who have been affected by illicit fentanyl use are organizing to fight this problem in communities in North Carolina.

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