As Winter Storm Helena makes its way towards us, be sure you’re prepared for the first of many possible snow storms this season. While Helena isn’t bringing much snowfall, this is a good practice run for more major snow storms. Here is a winter storm preparedness list from the Red
The holiday season is traditionally the time Americans choose to thank those who provide them with year-round services. It’s important to remember that holiday tipping is truly about saying thank you. With a little creativity you can accommodate everyone on your list this year without blowing your budget. Here are
The holiday season is almost here… What better way to get in the holiday spirit than some Christmas music and a nice winter candle? But did you know that from 2009-2013, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 9,300 home structure fires that were started by candles? These fires caused 86
Insurance is usually the last thing on people’s minds, especially around the holiday season. You are already spending so much on gifts, the last thing you probably want to do is spend more money. Sometimes, some of those presents are high in value and you intend them to be around
We hope everyone had a terrific Thanksgiving holiday. Thanksgiving was as early as it can be. This gives everyone an extra week for shopping, parties, and time to enjoy the season. For those who had to work over this weekend, thanks for being there for all of us. Hopefully, for
So, the best holiday of the year. No presents to buy, just food to eat. (Maybe this year there will be some snow to shovel.) I decided to excerpt last year’s Thanksgiving entry just for the safety of those responsible for cooking the bird. Enjoy. Thanksgiving may be the best
The cold is upon us. The days are getting shorter and the nights longer. Your car is also starting to feel the difference. It has to worker harder the colder it gets. We have compiled a list of tips below to make sure your car can handle the impending weather.
So, Halloween and the time change are behind us. That can only mean one thing. Those weird 85 degree days in October will not be around for some time. In fact, if the Farmer’s Almanac and the weather forecasters are right, we are going to be in for a snowy
Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday, November 6 at 2:00 AM. Be sure to set back all your clocks one hour and enjoy the extra hour of sleep. Why Daylight Saving Time? According to the New York Times, “the reason the United States and many other countries, mostly in the
Its that time of year again. The leaves are changing colors. The air is getting cooler. There is the scent of pumpkin spice coming from every coffee shop and bakery. Halloween is right around the corner. The Halloween parade was in Phoenixville this past weekend but you haven’t missed Pumpkin
