An organization that has touched thousands of lives – and saved many of them – hits a major milestone this year.
Traverse City-based Addiction Treatment Services is celebrating 50 years in 2025. While this organization is not the only one to provide treatment for substance use disorders in the Grand Traverse region, it’s the largest and most specialized group to do so.
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