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Needle exchanges face municipal pushback despite state, public health backing • Maine Morning Star

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A sharps disposal box sits beside Needlepoint Sancutary's set up at Camp Hope, an unhoused encampment in Bangor. The syringe service program hands out provisions and clean syringes along with kits containing fentanyl testing strips and the overdose reversal drug Naloxone. (Photo by Eesha Pendharkar/Maine Morning Star)There was a sudden flurry of activity at the otherwise quiet clearing leading up to Camp Hope, Bangor’s homeless encampment, when …
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