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Getting Rid of Humidity in Your Home
Summer is here and (unfortunately for most) so is the heat and humidity. But humidity in your home isn’t just uncomfortable. Did you know it can also do some serious damage to your house and your health? Humidity describes the amount of moisture in the air. When the...
Indoor Projects You Need to Try This Summer
Looking for projects to do this summer to enhance your home? Try these 6 fun, easy and creative ways to spruce up your living space. We’ve even added some helpful tips so that you can get the most out of each DIY (do-it-yourself) project. Happy decorating! ...
Debunking the Myth ‘Teachers Have Summers Off’
“It must be nice to have the whole summer off.” At least that’s what many people say to (and assume about) teachers. However, if you’re like the majority of educators, you can’t even remember a summer when you didn’t work or teach summer school, complete professional...
July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month
We love—and need—our cars. So we should protect them to the fullest extent. July is National Vehicle Theft Protection Month and it’s the perfect time to take a look at whether we’re doing all we can to keep our cars safe. Vehicle theft is more common than you...
Starting with S.T.E.A.M.
Written by Casey Keyser, MSEA Third Grade Teacher You flip on your classroom lights, carry your 5 bags and 4 drinks in, drop everything down at your desk, turn on your computer, write your objectives, make copies and then it’s time to welcome in your students, and...
Nurses: Working During the Holidays
Long shifts, overnights, and demanding workloads are all a part of being a nurse. But no matter if you’re a 10-year veteran or just starting out, it’s never easy to miss the holidays because you have a shift. Whether it’s a Thanksgiving or Christmas with the family,...
Firework Safety
The Fourth of July is a day of patriotism and pride. There'll be BBQs, picnics, and parades all leading up to fireworks displays in towns and cities across the nation.Family and friends will also gather for their own fireworks displays. While they can be beautiful and...
Planning Retirement as a First Responder
One day, you’ll retire and leave the fast-paced life of a first responder. While that day may seem far off, it’s never too early to start planning. Taking the first steps now will help you make the most out of your retirement later. Here’s what to consider. ...
Insurance You Didn’t Know You Needed
You know the basic coverage that comes with your health insurance, car insurance, and home insurance policies. But did you know there are other special insurance policies and add-ons that you could be missing out on? If you’re traveling to Mexico, own an older home,...
Planning & Staying Covered on Sabbatical
A sabbatical is an extended break from work that can be paid or unpaid. Sabbaticals can last anywhere from a few weeks to a year or more (or more) and your job will be held for you while you’re gone. Historically, sabbaticals were offered by universities for...