Nursing Home Patient Rights – No one likes to think about a time in the future when they can no longer care for themselves. Additionally, the prospect of spending one’s final days in a nursing home is something almost everyone avoids thinking about. If life in a nursing home becomes a reality, no one wants…
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Essential Winter Tips – January is typically the coldest month of the year, especially in Alaska. In fact, most of Alaska is experiencing record-breaking snowfall and intense winter conditions this year. Preparation is key. Cold weather safety sources recommend preparations at home and for your vehicle. By being prepared, you can stay warm, safe, and survive…
Continue reading ›Alaska Ice fishing is popular during our severe winter months and a great way to enjoy the outdoors. While enjoyable, ice fishing can be treacherous. It carries inherent risks that are dangerous when safety rules and proper precautions are ignored. The primary dangers of Alaska Ice Fishing are falling through the ice, prolonged exposure to cold…
Continue reading ›Winter Ice – Alaska’s kids are out of school on their holiday break. We’re enjoying winter activities across Alaska. At the same time, it’s important to be aware of potential dangers. Alaska’s heavy snowfalls and cold temperatures cause winter ice build up. Keep in mind that Alaskan winter activities are often accompanied by inherent hazards.…
Continue reading ›Home Safety – The holidays are a great time to travel. It is also a great time to stay home and enjoy the company of your loved ones. No matter your plans this holiday season, it is important to protect your home and family. Traveling Over The Holidays Never post your travel plans online. Sharing…
Continue reading ›Toy Safety Month is here. December is National Gift and Toy Safety Month, a crucial awareness campaign during the peak holiday season to remind parents, caregivers, and gift-givers to choose age-appropriate toys, check for safety certifications, avoid hazards like small parts, sharp edges, and long cords, and ensure gifts promote a safe, healthy playtime for…
Continue reading ›Winter Auto Safety – Alaska’s winter is already here. Auto safety through winter vehicle maintenance is a good idea. Extreme temperature changes can affect your car, so it’s important to make sure your car is in working order for winter driving. Stay safer on the road during the winter months with good winter auto safety…
Continue reading ›Winter storage – Properly preparing equipment for winter storage is important, even more so in Alaska. Winters in Alaska arrive suddenly and are often unforgiving. Whether you plan to store an ATV, boat, recreational vehicle (RV), motorcycle, or even a lawnmower, know these storage tips before the Alaska winter hits. Engine Maintenance Change the oil…
Continue reading ›Carbon Monoxide – It is now officially wintertime in Alaska. Inevitably every winter, casualties result from this poisoning in Alaska. Fortunately, the effect of these incidents can be minimized or – even better – prevented altogether. What Is Carbon Monoxide Carbon monoxide, also known as the silent killer, is an odorless gas that can enter…
Continue reading ›Grateful Friday – I’m Thankful I’m grateful to live in Alaska, where the beauty of the land surrounds me every day. For when we have an abundance of snow that gives me endless opportunities to get out on my snowmachine and enjoy the freedom of the winter landscape. Most of all, I’m thankful for my…
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