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Did You Know?…

One of the most frequent questions I hear in my insurance agency is an explanation of the various types of life insurance that are out there. September is National Life Insurance Awareness Month, so I wanted to put some info out there so you can be informed and make the right decision for your family. […]

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Recipe of the Month: Granola Banana Sticks

Looking for the perfect after school treat for your kids or a tasty mid-day snack for yourself? Look no further than here. We’ve got a great recipe for you. Whip up some Granola Banana Sticks and dig in. They are easy to make and make a delicious, healthy snack anywhere, anytime! Ingredients 1/4 cup peanut […]

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Complete a Policy Review Today and Stay Ahead of the Curve

We are in the middle of baseball season and as an Insurance Agent, it always makes me think about curveballs in life. While it’s entertaining to watch something like that during the game, it’s not so great when you get one of life’s curveballs thrown at you. Sometimes the curveballs life throws at us are […]

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August is National Family Fun Month

When August hits us it can feel like the fun of summer is coming to an end. So, before you start bringing out the brown paper lunch bags and dividing up the school supplies, pick a few days this month that will be dedicated to having some family fun! Just because summer is almost over, […]

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A Stress-Free Morning Routine for Back to School

Let’s go! Let’s go! Come on! I don’t know where your favorite jeans are! What do you mean you still have homework? Did you brush your teeth yet? Let’s go! I’m leaving… NOW! Get in the car! Parents, I hope your back-to-school morning doesn’t sound like that above. If it does, it’s not too late […]

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As Temperatures Rise, Are You Prepared?

In recent years, excessive heat has caused more deaths than all other weather events, including floods. A heat wave is a prolonged period of excessive heat, often combined with excessive humidity. Know the Difference: Heat Advisory – Heat Index values are forecast to meet locally defined advisory criteria for 1 to 2 days (daytime highs=100-105° […]

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Recipe of the Month: Herbed Grilled Corn on the Cob

Grilling your corn on the cob puts a new spin on an old favorite that the entire family will enjoy. Ingredients 8 medium ears of sweet corn 1/2 cup butter, softened 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley 1/2 teaspoon salt Directions Place corn in a stockpot; cover with cold water. Soak […]

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Hit the Books Before You Hit the Trails

It’s summertime and that means many of us are getting outdoors. Camping and hiking are both popular outdoor activities, and they can be a ton of fun, if you are prepared. If you are planning on spending some time in the great outdoors this summer, keep these tips in mind and make sure you are […]

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The Sun and Safety

Kids and adults are at greater risk for sunburns during the summer months. Besides being painful, sunburns can lead to skin cancer down the road.  Only 58% of adults practice proper sun safety procedures, such as applying sunscreen and seeking shade. Teaching sun safety to kids can help them have better behaviors as adults. In […]

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July Fun Facts and Trivia

As we kick off the month, here are two fun facts you may or may not have known before and some fun trivia for all ages. Fun Facts: The names of the Declaration of Independence signers were kept from the public for over six months to protect them. If independence had not been achieved they […]

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