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WSS Volume 39 No. 31

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Oct 21, 2025
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WESTSIDESTORY NEWSPAPER

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2025

'No Drugs Kids Day' Promotes Drug-Free Living at Civic Center Park in Apple Valley

APPLE VALLEY, CA Civic Center Park in Apple Valley was filled with laugh- ter, learning, and community spirit dur- ing the annual "No Drugs Kids Day" cel- ebration. The event brought together families for a fun and educational afternoon focused on drug and for his continued ded- ication to promoting drug-free lifestyles and youth education.

Children ranging from preschool to high school partici- pated in interactive games, enjoyed give- aways, and even had the chance to win a free bicycle all while learning the overdose prevention.\\ importance of mak-

Among those in at- tendance was Chris- topher Porter, Policy Director, who pre- sented Frank Kelly, CEO of No Drugs America, with a cering healthy, drug-free choices. The event served as a positive reminder of the com- munity's shared com- mitment to keeping youth informed, emtificate of recognition powered, and safe.

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  • NO DRUGS AMERICA

No Drugs Kids Day Prevention is the Best Treatment

NO DRUGS AMERICA ASSOCIATION, INC. PO Box 3308, Victoria CA 92393-300 www.NoDrugsAmerica.org

Presents:

ISU

Sheriff's Department Hosts 'Lady Be Aware' Self-Defense

DEVORE, CA--- department's This past Saturday, October 11, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Depart- ment hosted its latest Lady Be Aware self- defense course at the Train- ing Center in Devore.

The full-day, eighthour program provid- ed participants with a comprehensive blend of classroom instruction, weaponless de-

Course in Devore tical skills necessary to reduce the risk of becoming victims of violence. Open to women ages 16 and older (with a guardian for minors), the training drew parfense techniques, and firearm safety train- ing. Designed spe- cifically for women, the course focused on equipping attendees with the awareness, confidence, and practicipants from across the county eager to learn real-world strat- egies for personal protection. Due to continued interest, additional Lady Be Aware courses are scheduled for November 15, January 10, January 24, and February 21. Registration is $75 and can be complet- ed by emailing lady- [email protected]