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VIDEO: Health Beat Explores Role of Westford’s Public Health Nurse

By Patty Stocker, Production Coordinator

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Ray Peachey and Gail Johnson. PHOTO BY PATTY STOCKER

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Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator, Ray Peachey, sits down with the town’s Public Health Nurse, Gail Johnson, to learn what her job entails.

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