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(SUNfoto by Barron Jones) El Centro Family Health practitioner Leslie Hayes works at her computer, Monday. Hayes will head to Washington, D.C. this week for a ceremony recognizing her and nine other people from across the nation for the work they do to address substance abuse addiction in Northern New Mexico. Hayes said buprenorphine’s appearance on the black market is evidence of the widespread need for the drug’s stabilizing effects.
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