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Edmond watch parties planned for meth documentary

 
BY JOHN A. WILLIAMS | Published: December 18, 2008    Comment on this article Leave a comment
photo - A committee planning watch parties for the 30-minute documentary "Crystal Darkness Oklahoma” met recently at Oklahoma Christian University. From left are Nicole Westbrook from the City of Edmond; Chance Vanover, Neil Arter and Nathan Mellor from Oklahoma Christian University; Joyce Cobb from Parents Helping Parents; and Donna Bell from Edmond Family Counseling. PHOTO BY JOHN A. WILLIAMS, THE OKLAHOMAN
A committee planning watch parties for the 30-minute documentary "Crystal Darkness Oklahoma” met recently at Oklahoma Christian University. From left are Nicole Westbrook from the City of Edmond; Chance Vanover, Neil Arter and Nathan Mellor from Oklahoma Christian University; Joyce Cobb from Parents Helping Parents; and Donna Bell from Edmond Family Counseling. PHOTO BY JOHN A. WILLIAMS, THE OKLAHOMAN

EDMOND — Next month, Edmond residents will have an opportunity to fight back against the dangers of crystal meth.

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Watch parties

• Constitution Hall at the University of Central Oklahoma’s Nigh University Center, 100 N University Drive


• First Presbyterian Church’s movie room, 1001 S Rankin


• The Oklahoma Blood Institute, 3409 S Broadway, Suite 300


• Oklahoma Christian University’s Gaylord University Student Center, 2501 E Memorial Road


• Logan Community Services, 4710 S Division in Guthrie.

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For more information or to host a watch party, go to www.crystaldarkness

oklahoma.org.

On Jan. 13, a 30-minute documentary called "Crystal Darkness” is scheduled to be broadcast simultaneously on several local television stations and many Edmond groups, schools and organizations will host watch parties.

A committee recently met at Oklahoma Christian University to plan citywide watch parties.

Nathan Mellor, OC’s vice president for community engagement, said, "We want this to be a community event. I do believe a life can be changed in half an hour, and so this program will be a part of that.”

OC will host a viewing of the documentary and follow it with a panel discussion with experts who deal with drug addictions among youth.

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