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A place to heal
['Diane Pineiro-Zucker']
Daily Freeman
RIFTON, N.Y. — Tucked away on a quiet road in Rifton, Serenity Scene offers 13 women who are suffering from substance abuse and mental health issues a safe harbor.
… And 10 years ago, when I had 24 years (of sobriety), the house went up for sale.” She bought it intending to open a sober house for women in recovery.
When Brisbois bought the place it “was filled with crackheads … the police were here all the time,” she said.
Once she owned the three-story house, Brisbois began throwing the addicts out.
If they don’t agree to go to treatment, then they have to find a place to live.