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Albuquerque Recognizes Recovery

By Cumulus Media Sep 16, 2016 | 9:58 AM

You often hear about the addicts, but seldom the people who beat addiction. On Civic Plaza Thursday morning, Albuquerque celebrated the people who’ve recovered from addiction. Jennifer Weiss-Burke withe the group Healing Addiction in Our Community tells News Radio KKOB meth is back thanks to Mexican drug cartels.