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Common household products, such as paint, nail polish remover and sprays (hair spray, cooking spray, air fresheners, etc.) can be inhaled to achieve a "high." Teens often use these inhalants because they’re not illegal, they're easy to abuse and they're cheap. They can also be deadly.
Inhalants can kill suddenly—whether the user is a first-time user or an addict. They can also cause brain damage, memory loss and other problems.

Here are some signs of inhalant abuse:

Hopkinton resident Jim Montalto and Hopkinton natives Leah Holmes and Maggie Sloan (pictured) will run the 2016 Boston Marathon to raise money for the restoration, renovation and expansion of Hopkinton Public Library.

Meet Justin. He just turned 14 years old and is finishing up 8th grade. He enjoys playing Call of Duty and Minecraft like other kids his age. Justin hasn't had much time for games recently.

Justin was recently put on dialysis and is in desperate need of a kidney.

Physicial Requirements:
Age - Under 63 years old
BMI - Under 30
Blood Type - O
Must be a non-smoker

Required Participant Information:
Full legal name
Blood Type
Date of Birth
Social Security Number
Address
Phone Number
Email Address

Dear Vets and Friends,

Come and get it! Vets Breakfast at 0900 hours, 1 April 2016, Hopkinton Senior Center. Chipped beef and more. Plenty of coffee, and conversation with good friends.