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Wildfires – 10 Essential Tips For Protecting Your Home and Your Family

There’s no denying the devastating impact that wildfires can have on communities and families. As these natural disasters become more frequent and intense, it’s crucial to be prepared and take proactive measures to protect your home and loved ones. Here are 10 imperative tips to help you safeguard your property and ensure the safety of your family in the event of a wildfire.

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Winter

Planning Winter Travels? Essential Tips For A Successful Road Trip

Winter travel can be a challenging time for road trips, especially when it comes to driving in harsh weather conditions. It’s essential to ensure that your vehicle is ready for…

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Winter

Will Your Pet Survive Winter’s Ice and Snow?

You must be aware of strategies to help your pet navigate through winter's ice and snow.

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Read more about the article Common Home Project Injuries – Stay Safe While Working

Where you don't want to be after a home project injury!

Health & Safety

Common Home Project Injuries – Stay Safe While Working

We will cover some of the most common injuries that occur during home projects and provide practical tips on how to stay safe and injury-free while working on your home.

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Health & Safety

Embrace Nature, Protect Your Skin – Essential Tips for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Growing up in the mid-Atlantic states, we figured since we weren't in Texas, California, or Florida there was no need to be worried about skin cancer. We were wrong. You must protect your skin.

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Weather Emergencies

Flash Flood Warning! What Do You Do Now?

Flash floods, with their sudden and intense nature, are a formidable threat triggered by heavy rainfall, storms, or rapid snowmelt, can swiftly turn calm streams and rivers into raging torrents…

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Weather Emergencies

Tornado Emergency Plan: Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late

As we've seen time and time again, tornadoes can strike with little to no warning, leaving a path of destruction in their wake. The recent increase in severe weather events…

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Russ

I am presently retired with over 20 years experience in manufacturing facilities, during which time I served as a site Radiation Safety Officer, Control Systems Specialist, Project Manager, and a Contractor Safety Trainer. I have served with a rural ambulance service as a Certified EMT, and currently serve with a volunteer fire department as a Board Trustee with an Emergency Medical Responder certification.