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ADA visits WHHS

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Nassau County Assistant District Attorney Teresa Corrigan visited West Hempstead High School students on Wednesday, Oct. 26 to present “Not My Child,” a program about the struggles of heroin addiction and prescription drug use. She also discussed the signs of addiction and ways students can combat the problem.

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