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Photos: Changing the Face of Addiction Recovery Walk

| 05 Aug 2024 | 08:12
    People arrive at the Franklin Firemen’s Memorial Pavilion for the 10th annual Changing the Face of Addiction Recovery Walk on Saturday, Aug. 3. More than 600 people took part in the event. (Photos by Maria Kovic)
    People arrive at the Franklin Firemen’s Memorial Pavilion for the 10th annual Changing the Face of Addiction Recovery Walk on Saturday, Aug. 3. More than 600 people took part in the event. (Photos by Maria Kovic)
    A man looks at posters with faces of people who have died from addiction at the 10th annual Changing the Face of Addiction Recovery Walk.
    A man looks at posters with faces of people who have died from addiction at the 10th annual Changing the Face of Addiction Recovery Walk.
    Members of Team Assante walk in memory of Danielle Assante, who died of an overdose in April 2022. She was 36.
    Members of Team Assante walk in memory of Danielle Assante, who died of an overdose in April 2022. She was 36.
    Members of Team Assante walked in memory of Danielle Assante, who died of an overdose in April 2022.
    Members of Team Assante walked in memory of Danielle Assante, who died of an overdose in April 2022.
    Michele Wolf, executive director of the Center for Prevention & Counseling in Newton, speaks to the crowd.
    Michele Wolf, executive director of the Center for Prevention & Counseling in Newton, speaks to the crowd.
    Janny and Juliana Yu of Franklin.
    Janny and Juliana Yu of Franklin.
    Lorraine Thompson of Wantage.
    Lorraine Thompson of Wantage.
    Diana Ramos of Rep. Josh Gottheimer’s office poses with Michele Wolf.
    Diana Ramos of Rep. Josh Gottheimer’s office poses with Michele Wolf.
    R Wireless, a Verizon retailer, presents a $1,400 check to C.L.E.A.R., a joint effort of the Sussex County Prosecutor, Sussex County Police Chiefs’ Association, Newton Police Department, Center for Prevention and Counseling, Atlantic Health System and other social service agencies.
    R Wireless, a Verizon retailer, presents a $1,400 check to C.L.E.A.R., a joint effort of the Sussex County Prosecutor, Sussex County Police Chiefs’ Association, Newton Police Department, Center for Prevention and Counseling, Atlantic Health System and other social service agencies.
    The Hardyston Volunteer Fire Department raised a 25-foot-by-15-foot American flag for the walk.
    The Hardyston Volunteer Fire Department raised a 25-foot-by-15-foot American flag for the walk.