Safe Ride available for Super Bowl Sunday
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[February 02, 2013]
There's a safer alternative to driving
for anyone who has too much to drink while celebrating the Super
Bowl game Sunday. On Feb. 3, Safe Ride will be available in Lincoln
to those who need it. Safe Ride is a free ride home sponsored by the
Healthy Communities Partnership.
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"People traditionally gather to watch the Super Bowl game, and often
these celebrations include alcohol. The Healthy Communities
Partnership offers Safe Rides to help keep the streets safer for
everyone. Our hope is that the community will remember the service
is available and that bartenders will suggest it when necessary,"
said Angela Stoltzenburg, community partnerships manager. To
receive a free ride home within the city limits on any of these
nights, call American Cab of Lincoln at 735-9696.
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Healthy Communities Partnership is a collaborative organization
comprised of community agencies and private individuals striving to
create the healthiest community in America. It is supported by the
Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation. For more information or for
updates, "like" Healthy Communities Partnership on Facebook or call
217-605-5008.
[Text from Healthy Communities
Partnership news release received from
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital] |