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30 Years of Dedication and Service to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program of Ohio & D.A.R.E. America

30 Years of Dedication and Service to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program of Ohio & D.A.R.E. America

On Wednesday evening, June 15, 2022, Lloyd Bratz & Rafael Morales of D.A.R.E. America were on hand for the state of Ohio’s D.A.R.E. Awards Banquet which was held at the Kalahari Resort & Conference Center in Sandusky, Ohio. At the banquet Officer Donald A. Wilson of the Springboro Police Department and Officer Ralph E. Tanner Jr. of the East Lake Police Department were recognized and presented with an award for the 30 Years of Dedication and Service to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program of Ohio & D.A.R.E. America.

Colonie Police Need You to Run With, Not Away from Them!

Colonie Police Need You to Run With, Not Away from Them!

This weekend, the men and women of the Colonie Police force are asking you to run with them, not away from them! I think many of you would agree that this is a reasonable request considering how well trained they are in the art of hot pursuit. On Sunday, the men and...

Carver has Learned Many Life Lessons as D.A.R.E. Teacher

Carver has Learned Many Life Lessons as D.A.R.E. Teacher

St. Francois County Sheriff’s Deputy Gary Carver has been a Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) officer for 26 years. During that time, he’s worked with nearly 16,000 students at four local school districts. Carver has reached the point in his career where he…

D.A.R.E. Essay Winner Board installed in Village of Palmetto Bay

D.A.R.E. Essay Winner Board installed in Village of Palmetto Bay

A D.A.R.E. essay winner board was installed this year in the Village of Palmetto Bay. The project was the brainchild of Officer Peter Judge and was executed by Officers Judge, Kevin Collins, and Mercy Rodriguez. The three schools that participated in the installation...

Adam Stanley Named New Shallotte’s Chief of Police

Adam Stanley Named New Shallotte’s Chief of Police

Stanley was a Brunswick County sheriff’s deputy for 25 years before retiring at the end of March. He spent eight of those years as a school resource officer, running programs like D.A.R.E. that made early interventions in kids lives…

Ingomar D.A.R.E. Class Graduates

Ingomar D.A.R.E. Class Graduates

Ingomar's 5th graders graduated from the D.A.R.E. Program sponsored by the Union County Sherriff's Department this past week. In the class, Deputy Tressa Hester educates the students on making decisions and the effects they can have on them as well as the people...