Another year has passed, let’s keep kids safe this Halloween with some simple tips and tricks. COVID-19 still looms over us, though the push for vaccinations, social distancing, and heightened hygiene has helped. International pandemic or not, it is always of the utmost importance to keep our children safe whilst celebrating the spookiest days of the year. Staying Home This … [Read more...]
World Drowning Prevention Day
Monday, July 25, is World Drowning Prevention Day. On average, 236,000 people drown every year, making drowning a leading cause of accidental death. There are ways to help prevent these devastating incidents. Everyone, from government organizations to the private sector, hold stake in a coordinated effort to lower the human lives lost to drowning. Combating the Issue Since the … [Read more...]
Safe Summer Holiday Celebrations
This month, Alaska joins the nation in celebrating our independence. Summer in Alaska is known for hiking, fishing and camping under the midnight sun. Unfortunately, with extended daylight hours, dry conditions, and increasingly warm temperatures, wildfires are a serious issue during the Alaskan summer months. Enjoy safe summer holiday celebrations. Do your part to prevent wild fires. … [Read more...]
Summer Biking Safety
Summertime in Alaska brings many opportunities to enjoy the sunshine and warm weather, such as biking. It's important to talk to your children about what to expect and be aware of when riding a bike along a sidewalk or street in Alaska. Practice biking safety skills that foster awareness, discuss these frequently with children, and take appropriate precautions to ultimately encourage … [Read more...]
Summer Water Safety
Whether it be a nearby lake or river, or a trip to the ocean, many Alaska residents are enjoying spending time on the water this summer. While out on the water, be it on a boat or along the shore, it's important to take precautions to ensure everyone has a safe and fun experience. Be aware of hazards in and along the water, always use a personal flotation device and sun protection, … [Read more...]
Distracted Walking: Stay Aware of Your Surroundings
April showers bring May flowers. If you live in the interior of Alaska, May also brings twenty-four hours of sunshine. By the time June has made her appearance, Alaskan summer is in full swing. It is no wonder that after winter’s cold, dark months, Alaskans are anxious to get outside as much as possible while there’s little or no snow on the ground. However, while the ground isn’t as … [Read more...]
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