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Most of us don’t need auto-body repair very often. But when we do, we need it to be done right. Once you have been in an accident, you have a lot on your plate. You want to get your car fixed as quickly as possible, but slow down a bit. You need to be cautious when searching…
Read MorePumpkin patches, haunted houses, and creepy costumes on display in every store. Halloween is on our doorsteps. As you dust off the cobwebs from your spooky decorations and stock up enough sugar to feed Buddy the Elf for a year, take some time to prepare for what really matters this Halloween—your child’s safety. Halloween is…
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Should You Call? Chief Henry Clinton of the Springville Fire and Rescue has seen a lot of emergencies in his career. He has seen it all from people calling ambulances for a nosebleed to middle aged men refusing to go to the hospital while having a heart attack. But through it all his advice still…
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a campaign that PACER (Parent Advocacy Coalition for Educational Rights) has sponsored every year since 2010. How to Prevent Bullying This year, National Stop Bullying Day falls on October 14. Even if your children are not victims of bullying, they have likely witnessed this ugly phenomenon. While about 28% of middle and…
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For any parent, the safety of your baby is of the utmost importance. While the safety precautions one can take to “baby-proof” a house are often common sense, there are many factors that can be easily overlooked, and could lead to an accident. This September is National Baby Safety Month. While your home may already be…
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A man’s best friend. There is good reason why we think of dogs as lifelong companions and protectors. They are extremely loyal and loving. Their puppy-dog eyes are enough to make anyone’s heart melt. However, the special bond that you share with your canine companion could be blinding you to your dog’s aggressive behavior. Recognizing the…
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National Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day is September 13. The Young Chef’s Academy sponsors the holiday and encourages kids to “take over the kitchen” and make a meal for their families. With supervision, this holiday could be a fun way to teach your children new skills. With mini cooks in the kitchen comes the…
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Our lovely state of Utah is home to many unique plants and animals that we have the pleasure of interacting with on a daily basis. Whether it be hummingbirds that frequent your garden or the startling moose that wanders into your backyard, Utah’s wildlife is everywhere. This September 4th, on National Wildlife Day, take the…
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