Declaration flyer becomes a treasure
The night the Declaration was signed in 1776, a printer named John Dunlap was asked to make 200 copies (some say 500) of the Declaration to be distributed…
Month: July 2025
4th of July safety rules
Worth repeating: 4th of July safety rules The 4th of July is one of the biggest family days of the year. People like to kick back, enjoy barbecues and…
How to avoid ticks, bees, and mosquitoes
Ticks: They may be the most dangerous insect of summer because they can carry Lyme disease. If you’ll be in a wooded area, wear long pants tucked into…
Hearing loss increases dementia risk
People with confirmed hearing loss are 32 percent more likely to develop dementia, say researchers from multiple universities in a new collaborative…
Energy drink ingredient linked to cancer
New research shows that taurine, a common additive in energy drinks and naturally found in meats, fish, and eggs, is associated with increased risk of…
USDA moves to stop cattle parasite
The United States Department of Agriculture halted halted imports of live cattle, horses, and bison through the Mexican border after New World screwworm…
Shingles vaccine may stave off dementia
If you needed another compelling reason to get a shingles vaccine, look no further: The two-dose series of shots may also help prevent or delay dementia….
Find the right shades to protect your eyes
July is UV Safety Month Find the right shades to protect your eyes Sunglasses aren’t just a fashion statement — they prevent eye strain, improve vision…
A unique take on this July 4th favorite: Grilled Watermelon
For purists, let’s state the obvious. A good watermelon needs little more than cutting to be a fantastic treat on July 4th or any lovely summer day. This…
Cooling Sleeves offer coverage with less heat
Workers in hot environments often need arm protection or full-body coverage without overheating. Cooling sleeves could be one solution. Arm sleeves with…