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New recovery center coming to downtown Pullman

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Pullman City Council members addressed ASWSU on April 2 to discuss the new recovery center, a non-profit called the Whitman Recovery County Center. It is located in downtown Pullman at 226 East Main. “We are thrilled to be downtown because recovery centers are all about destigmatizing the recovery from substance abuse, mental health and behavioral health issues,” said council member and Director of WRCC Director Megan Guido. “That was very impor…

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New recovery center coming to downtown Pullman

Pullman City Council members addressed ASWSU on April 2 to discuss the new recovery center, a non-profit called the Whitman Recovery County Center. It is located in downtown Pullman at 226 East Main. “We are thrilled to be downtown because recovery centers are all about destigmatizing the recovery from substance abuse, mental health and behavioral health issues,” said council member and Director of WRCC Director Megan Guido. “That was very impor…

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