Yet again we are heading into a holiday season during an international pandemic. Luckily this year we have a bit more experience on how to celebrate Halloween safely. Just remember to take it outside, or mask up indoors so we may have a safe, spooky and sweet Halloween 2021. Take It Outside During an appearance on CNN's State of the Union, Dr. Fauci, the head of the National … [Read more...]
School Is In Session
School is in session. This means traffic pattern changes – both foot traffic and vehicle traffic. Two highly dangerous times for Alaskan citizens are: 1) August – the month school starts; and 2) May – the month school lets out. Please be even more careful while driving and make every effort to ensure your child is as visible to other drivers. Watch For Buses, Pedestrians, And … [Read more...]
National Burn Awareness Week
The American Burn Association annually organizes National Burn Awareness Week. Burn victims and groups provide resources to the general public. When we work together to spread awareness, we protect each other and our community. This year, National Burn Awareness Week is February 7 – 13, 2021. There are many causes of burn injuries. This includes improper exposure to fire, hot liquids, … [Read more...]
National Bath Safety Month
January is National Bath Safety Month to raise awareness for the importance of safety during baths. National Bath Safety Month focuses heavily on children’s safety while bathing. It is also important to consider the safety of the elderly while taking baths. Safety For Children Children need constant supervision when taking a bath as it takes seconds for a child to slip under the … [Read more...]
Helping Those With Greater Need
In a world where two percent of the population is homeless, many people want ideas for Helping Those With Greater Need. In the United States over half a million people struggle with homelessness daily; even though over 40% of these individuals still maintain a job. While, 11.8% live on the poverty line and 40% are one pay-check away from being in poverty or homeless. In Alaska about … [Read more...]
Wood Burning Safety
Fireplaces and woodstoves are often found in Alaska homes. Be aware of indoor fire safety precautions before using a wood burning heat source. If you're unsure of how to safely operate a woodstove or fireplace, avoid using one without a knowledgeable person providing instructions. There are many ways a wood burning stove or fireplace can become hazardous. Fire Prevention In … [Read more...]
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