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ASHLAND

Residents review generation gap on drugs, alcohol

By Rachel Lebeaux
Globe Correspondent / February 21, 2008

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Two out of every three Ashland High School students have used alcohol, and one out of three has used marijuana, yet 70 percent of parents in the community believe that their child has never used alcohol and 83 percent say that their child has never used drugs, according to local health surveys. (Full article: 634 words)

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