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Travel Smart This Labor Day Weekend

Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. Whether you’re heading to the beach, visiting family, or taking one last vacation before fall, planning can help make your trip safer, smoother, and more enjoyable. Leave extra time. Roads are often crowded during Labor Day […]
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What To Know About Smartphone Use In School

Ask any Baby Boomer, Generation Xer, or even early Millennial if they expected to one day always have a portable, handheld computer at the ready, and they would almost certainly say, “No.” Although the first mobile phone was invented by Motorola engineer Martin Cooper in 1973, it would be decades before the initial incarnations of […]
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Tips For Taming Holiday Weekend Traffic

Extended holiday weekends tend to fall on national holidays throughout the year, giving workers and students an opportunity to enjoy an extra day off from work and school. The open road beckons millions of people on three-day weekends, which serve as a great chance to get away. According to AAA, holiday weekends see record-breaking traffic […]
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Taming Kindergarten First Day Jitters

Kindergarten may be a child’s introduction to formal schooling. Although many families send their children to pre-K programs, it’s not a necessity. Kindergarten, particularly full-day sessions, will set the course of formal schooling for years to come. USAFacts.com says between 3.5 and 4 million children attend kindergarten each year. Many children about to begin
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Does Local Honey Alleviate Allergies?

Spring and fall are peak times of the year for millions of people to experience seasonal allergies. Sneezing, watery eyes, and stuffy noses can make enjoying the outdoors particularly difficult for people with seasonal allergies, and many seek remedies to find relief. Raw, local honey is often presented as a means to alleviating allergies. Proponents […]