Wyoming Valley Drug and Alcohol Services kicks off this year’s SOBER (Slow on the Bottle, Enjoy the Road) campaign with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Dallas Shopping Center, Route 309.
The Lake-Lehman SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club rides a bus to Wyoming Valley Drug and Alcohol Services’s SOBER (Slow on the Bottle, Enjoy the Road) campaign ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 20 at the Dallas Shopping Center, Route 309.
Senator Lisa Baker wore this SOBER (Slow on the Bottle, Enjoy the Road) campaign pin from the 1970’s/80’s, which belonged to her late father, Edward Jones, during this year’s campaign ribbon cutting Nov. 20 at the Dallas Shopping Center.
The Lake-Lehman SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club attends the Wyoming Valley Drug and Alcohol Services’s SOBER (Slow on the Bottle, Enjoy the Road) campaign ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 20 at the Dallas Shopping Center, Route 309.
DALLAS — Wyoming Valley Drug and Alcohol Services kicked off its SOBER (Slow on the Bottle, Enjoy the Road) campaign with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, Nov. 20 at the Dallas Shopping Center, Route 309. The event was attended by area school districts, politicians, organizations and community members and also included a proclamation by the Liquor Control Board. The campaign is supported by many community groups and organizations and aims to reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes during this holiday.
