Winter Wonderland or Disaster Waiting to Happen?

Every morning, for the past few weeks, people young and old have been checking their local news for school delays, office closures and road conditions.  Kids jump with joy as they read their school’s name off the TV screen, while workers groan as they dig out their cars from the newly formed snow.

To most of us, snow invokes mixed thoughts of beauty and inconvenience.  But lurking in back of our minds is the fear of how treacherous winter weather can be.

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The Perils of July 4th

Unlike most major holidays, which we all associate with airport delays, July 4th is more often celebrated closer to home with barbeques, fireworks and friendly neighbors. The proximity to home keeps everyone feeling safe and at ease, but it is important to be on the look out for local dangers that can result in injury, death and possibly a lawsuit.

Watch for Intoxicated Drivers: Normally-sober drivers feel confident that they will arrive home safely because of the short distance. Unfortunately, many of them underestimate the influence alcohol can have Continue reading “The Perils of July 4th” »