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Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the dinner table in the company of family and friends and be thankful for all that you have. Thanksgiving is also the peak day for home cooking fires, with unattended cooking as the leading contributing factor. Keep your holiday full of laughter and fun by following these safety … Read more
With warmer weather, it’s time to GRILL! There are risks that come along with grilling, regardless of which type of grill you are using. Every year, 7,000 Americans are injured2 and 8,800 homes catch fire4 as a result of using barbecue grills. It’s usually a case of good products used incorrectly. You can prevent grilling accidents … Read more
We should all have at least one fire extinguisher somewhere in our home, even if it’s not required by your home insurance. But, keeping one under the kitchen sink isn’t enough. If there is a fire, your safety—and the safety of your home—depends on knowing how to use a fire extinguisher. We strongly urge you … Read more
As businesses become more dependent upon technology, the risk for cyberattacks increase. Not only are cyberattacks costly, they’ve been shown to reduce customers’ trust in the business, potentially costing lost revenue. According to a report by Juniper Research, the worldwide cost of business data breaches could be as high as $5 trillion by 2024! So … Read more
In rural America cars are absolutely essential to our everyday lives. When you need to head to work or the market, you walk out to your car and expect it to start right up. To keep your car running and avoid potentially costly breakdowns, you should get into the habit of conducting these regular vehicle … Read more