Mel
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Currently near Clackamas mall where folks are out to counter a Proud Boy/far right flag wave scheduled for 1:30pm
February 16, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Currently near Clackamas mall where folks are out to counter a Proud Boy/far right flag wave scheduled for 1:30pm
I called #Costco to verify and it’s true! You don’t need a membership. You can also get for $799-$9.50+ on #Amazon with free same day shipping for Prime members but that option isn’t always safe or fast enough for some folks. #HarmReduction
January 27, 2025 at 12:53 AM
I called #Costco to verify and it’s true! You don’t need a membership. You can also get for $799-$9.50+ on #Amazon with free same day shipping for Prime members but that option isn’t always safe or fast enough for some folks. #HarmReduction
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Jason spent months researching this piece and interviewing dozens of people. I can’t thank him and the Observer enough.
Transparency saves lives.
In Texas, it’s illegal to test your drugs for contamination like the kind that killed several of my neighbors in a 3-day span back in May.
Transparency saves lives.
In Texas, it’s illegal to test your drugs for contamination like the kind that killed several of my neighbors in a 3-day span back in May.
Featured story: “The closet is a very dangerous place for people who use drugs. It’s where stadiums full of people die every year.”
How Texas’ War on Drug Users Fueled an Austin Overdose Disaster
A mass casualty event last spring lays bare the state’s backward approach to the ongoing crisis spurred by fentanyl and other super-potent substances.
www.texasobserver.org
January 25, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Jason spent months researching this piece and interviewing dozens of people. I can’t thank him and the Observer enough.
Transparency saves lives.
In Texas, it’s illegal to test your drugs for contamination like the kind that killed several of my neighbors in a 3-day span back in May.
Transparency saves lives.
In Texas, it’s illegal to test your drugs for contamination like the kind that killed several of my neighbors in a 3-day span back in May.
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