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Spring break is approaching for schools across Alaska. Many families spend spring break at home to participate in local events and activities. Keeping kids entertained and safe while out of school is a priority for all parents. Home Entertainment Preparing educational games and activities for school-age children can be rewarding for families spending spring break at…

Spring Break Travel – Alaskans often use Spring Break as an opportunity to escape the long, dark, winter months. Whether traveling across the state, the country, or the world, it’s important to prepare and travel safely. Prepare Your Home Ensure you prepare your home ahead Spring Break travel. It is a good idea to unplug…

Snowmachine Crash – what do you do after? When for fun on your snowmachine, keep in mind you are out in the elements. If you get into trouble, things can turn deadly in the cold snow and harsh weather conditions. Safety Measures To Help Prevent Crashes Before firing up your snowmachine, learn to ride. Training…

Whether you’re hunting, ice-fishing, or just enjoying a ride, make safety the top priority when snowmachining this winter. Educate yourself before starting your snowmachine. Prioritize Snowmachine Maintenance Never risk a snowmachine break down or accident, even for a short ride. Review the owner’s manual of your snowmachine and speak with a dealership for advice on…

Insurance review – 2025 is well underway and it is time to review your auto coverage. It is important to have enough insurance in case something happens. Protect yourself and your loved ones with an insurance coverage review. It is essential to have enough protection after a car accident.  Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements In Alaska…

Alaska Winter Fun – Winter is well underway in Alaska, bringing snow and cold weather fun. Whether you want to play in the snow, curl up next to the fireplace or celebrate winter in classic Alaska form, be safe, stay warm, and have fun this season. Be Safe In Alaska’s Winter Weather Wear appropriate gear for Alaska’s winter…

The Winter AlCan – The primary highway into Alaska to and from the lower 48 is the Alaska Highway, also known as the AlCan. Driving the AlCan during winter requires preparation to ensure smooth travel. Plan Your Stops Several businesses along the AlCan in winter are closed or have reduced hours in winter months. It…

Alaska Winter Roads – driving in ice and snow is hazardous for winter drivers across Alaska. Even if you drive well in bad weather, it’s best to stay home if leaving the house isn’t absolutely necessary. If you do have to drive in winter weather, be cautious and give yourself extra travel time. Slow Down Slow…

Driving As We Age – For many people, especially Older Drivers, the ability to drive enhances their sense of independence and benefits their mobility. Having a driver’s license can help older adults continue to connect with their loved ones and remain active in their communities. Unfortunately, aging can increase potential risks while driving due to…

Winter night driving can be difficult due to the lack of light, weather conditions and the occasional moose crossing. When driving at night you want to take all the safety precautions you can. Driver safety is important, so don’t put yourself or others in danger while out on the road. Educate yourself with the following…