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phens said. Oxycontin is a brand of Oxy-


codone, a semi-synthetic pain re- lieving opioid similar to morphine and codeine. “Tese officers did a fantastic


job in identifying and arresting the suspect in such a short amount


of time, recovering the drugs and keeping them out of the hands of others,” Stephens said. “Keeping Weaverville safe is our top prior- ity. People need to understand that we have dedicated officers that are going to do everything we possibly can to prevent the crime before it happens, but when it does, we are


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that have appeared during this economic downturn, there seems to be an advantage when it comes to a worker’s health.


It appears that employees are choosing healthier options for lunch and taking fewer smoking breaks during the workday. Forty-seven percent of workers


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going to work hard to apprehend the suspects.” Stephens also credited the CVS


staff for supplying useful details of the suspect. As of Monday (July 19), Gentry,


25, remained in the Buncombe County Detention Center under a $70,000 bond.


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say they have been making their own lunches more often, ac- cording to a CareerBuilder sur- vey that questioned 4,498 U.S. employees. Packing a lunch for the workday helps workers make smarter eating choices and aids in lowering their spending costs. When you prepare your lunch, you are probably more likely to grab a vegetable or fruit to go with your meal. Fast-food op- tions tend to contain more fat, sugar or sodium. When looking at smoking


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tendencies, 44 percent of work- ers who smoke say they are more likely to quit during this economic downturn. The good news for a healthier lifestyle: 21 percent of employees have decreased their daily smoking and 20 percent have decided to quit. “Economic stress over the last


year has caused some workers to ref lect on their habits, and many of them have turned to healthier routines,” says Rosemary Haef- ner, CareerBuilder’s vice presi- dent of human resources. “In addition to helping cut personal costs, employees who limit their smoking and lunching out hab- its are taking better care of their overall health. “This type of ‘better-for-you’


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break from their workload, some workers decide to do multiple tasks during their lunchtime: hanging out with co-workers, running errands, doing work, walking, shopping or doing a workout. When it comes to smoking


breaks, most workers (78 per- cent) take about 10 minutes to step outside for a cigarette. The majority of employees (70 per- cent) say their day usually con- sists of three smoke breaks, but 12 percent report taking at least five smoke breaks per day. Although many workers are


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