Wednesday, November 25, 2015 You may not think of Thanksgiving as a dangerous holiday -- but lots can go wrong as you hustle around your kitchen prepping your family's feast! Avoid any mishaps on Thursday by following these 10 simple tips: 1. Start prepping early to pace yourself and avoid the rush-around-the-kitchen. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 11, 2015Daylight savings time creates a number of issues we didn't have to think about during the summer; such as driving in the dark and navigating that nighttime run. A few weeks ago, you could enjoy your post-work 5K in the light; but now, it's completely dark by 6 p.m. What's a runner to do? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 4, 2015We "fell back" last weekend; and while that may have bought you an extra hour of sleep on Sunday, you were probably shocked to find it getting dark at 5 p.m. Daylight savings time brings winter, shorter days and longer nights -- which means you'll likely be driving in the dark a lot more. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 28, 2015This week, we're wrapping up our Halloween-themed posts with a fun one: alternative treats to hand out. Now we're not suggesting you hand out toothbrushes or boxes of raisins; but nowadays, there are lots of treat options that won't put you at risk for having a tree full of toilet paper on November 1! READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 21, 2015Last week we talked about trick-or-treating tips for your kids; this week, it's all about safety guidelines for homeowners. Lots of people really get into Halloween decorations, with homemade "cemeteries" in their lawns, DIY Haunted Houses on their driveways, loads of lights, and lots of hanging skeletons, cobwebs and, of course, Jack o' Lanterns. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 14, 2015Halloween season is upon us, with lots of local festivals and events happening before the big day. As your little ghouls and boys head out to collect their candy, make sure they follow these three tips for staying safe: 1. Never let your child trick-or-treat alone. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 30, 2015We've all been there -- you're driving on the road, minding your own business, when a deer suddenly jumps in front of your vehicle. Or, perhaps you notice a squirrel or bird in the middle of the road as you approach -- but it doesn't seem to notice you. Or, you're in your neighborhood when a cat wanders into the street. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 2, 2015As your kids walk, bike, ride or even wait in line at the bus stop, it's important to make sure they know proper etiquette and safety rules. Here's a quick recap of basic pedestrian safety: If your child is walking to school: 1. They should only use designated crosswalks, such as at traffic lights or marked school crossing spots. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, August 26, 2015With many Tri-State schools starting up this week, we thought it appropriate to issue a little PSA: Don't text while driving. Please. Whether you're a 16 year old who just got their license or a veteran driver -- please, put the phone down! A few facts and figures: READ MORE >>
Wednesday, July 22, 2015For both parents and kids, summer camp isn't just a quintessential part of summer: it's a rite of passage! Sending your child to summer camp, whether it's half-day, full-day or overnight, is a big step! If your child is headed to camp this summer, there are certain safety issues you'll need to consider. READ MORE >>
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