Taking care of your stuff is likely something your mom taught you from a young age. If you wanted to hold on to your favorite things then knowing where you placed the last and keeping them safe was a priority. In our adult years, our valuables take o...
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Connecticut winter’s are known to be historically cold and eventful. Rarely does a season pass by without there being at least 1 or 2 major snow events. This year we’ve seen quite a few inches accumulate already and more snow is forecasted to be on t...
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Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week runs for five days, beginning on Monday, January 25, 2021. Here are some tips to protect yourself. What Is Tax Identity Theft? Criminals may obtain your Social Security number and other personal information and...
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January is National Bath Safety Month. Bath time can be dangerous for a toddler, and simple mistakes can lead to serious injuries or even death. Here are some important tips for parents and caregivers. Limit Access to the Bathroom If your bathroom do...
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As we work together on a global front to gain control over the COVID-19 pandemic, many are still being mandated to social distance and follow rules for partial lock downs. This can be anything from limiting larger gatherings to logging in from home f...
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If you haven’t winterized your house yet, you should do it as soon as possible. Cold temperatures, snow, and ice can damage your home in numerous ways and can put your family’s health and safety at risk. Here are a few simple but important task...
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With the holidays fast approaching and things looking radically different this year than any year in the past as far as gathering in groups, we thought it was a good idea to go over the CDC rules and recommendations for having holiday parties this ye...
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With a global pandemic still active and many unsure about the future, the thought of buying a new home or even just moving might not make sense. There are pros and cons to having to move right now during uncertain times. It’s important to understand ...
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Most people associate spring cleaning with the coming of the warm-weather season. However, there are lots of reasons why you should be cleaning up and paying attention to your yard at the end of the warm season. As we transition into fall here in Ne...
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With a new school year now underway for children across the state, the 202-2021 academic year looks different than anything before. Many districts are offering mixed in-class and at home learning while others have given parents the option to homescho...
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