If it seems like there are more summer power outages than 20 or 30 years ago, you are absolutely right! According to federal databases, the U.S. electric grid has 285 percent more power outages than it did in 1984 when the data collection effort on… Read More
If you live in the hurricane beltway, now is the time to stock up on hurricane survival supplies before the next storm hits. According to NOAA, hurricane season on the Atlantic coast and in the Gulf states begins in June and runs through November, peaking… Read More
Seniors are at an increased risk for accidents, injuries and other emergencies when temperatures dip and there are hazardous conditions outside and on the roads, so it’s important for family and friends to makes sure their seniors are prepared properly for the long, cold winter.… Read More
The American Red Cross who says “Preparation is the best protection against the dangers of a hurricane” recommends using a NOAA weather radio to get critical information from the National Weather Service (NWS) to track the progress of a storm.  Also called a “weather alert radio,” a… Read More
Winterizing your home properly can cut costly heating bills and prevent situations that can lead to difficult and expensive emergency repairs. High winds, freezing temperatures, icy rain and heavy snow can wreck havoc on your home. With a few inexpensive tools and one or two… Read More
