Accidents happen and can leave you stranded on the side of the road. Whether you have a flat tire, break down or auto accident, it is important to plan ahead so that a bad situation does not become worse. It is equally as important to watch for others stranded on the side of the road. There are a few things you can do as someone who is stranded and as someone passing a stranded person to … [Read more...]
Ice Fishing Safety
Alaska is known for cold winters and outdoor activities unique to the climate. Ice fishing is one way to enjoy the Alaskan winter but poses a particular set of risks. The risks make it important to plan ahead with a few basic ice fishing safety tips. Be Prepared To Check The Ice It is important to check for thin ice several times when walking the area to set up a fishing location. … [Read more...]
National Veteran And Military Families Month
In 1996, the Armed Services YMCA established November as Military Families Month. Each year since, the U.S. Government recognizes the occasion. This November, the President signed a proclamation for National Veterans and Military Families Month in recognition of their patriotism. President Donald J. Trump wrote: "The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast … [Read more...]
Safe Winter Fun
Winter has made its way to Alaska, bringing snow and cold weather with it. This means it's officially time for warm cider and hot chocolate with marshmallows after enjoying some winter fun. However you partake in winter sports and activities, be safe, stay warm, and have fun this season. Be Safe Wear appropriate gear. Size and fit matter, having equipment that properly fits can … [Read more...]
Winterizing Your Vehicle
It is well known that Alaska winter's are cold. In Alaska, we plan ahead for the cold weather by winterizing vehicles to make sure cars handle the harsh conditions. It is also important to focus on vehicle maintenance in colder climates. Basic Winterizing There are a few basic things locals do to their vehicles in Alaska to get them through the winter weather. The first step … [Read more...]
Drowsy Driving Prevention
The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) declares November 3rd - 10th as Drowsy Driving Prevention Week this year. The NSF's goal is to expand awareness of and reduce the number of drivers who decide to drive without having adequate sleep. According to the NSF, drowsy drivers are responsible for more than 6,400 U.S. deaths annually. Sleep related crashes are most common in young … [Read more...]
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