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The winter season is upon us. And with it comes the weather — more specifically, the snow (at least for most of us!). Besides the hot chocolate, one of the greatest things about winter is the opportunity …
For most of us, the winter months are cold, windy, snowy and, frankly, gross at times. The keys to getting through the season with all of your extremities intact is to dress appropriately … something you can easily do by thinking …
There’s a lot of discussion about what to do if you’re involved in an avalanche. But the advice about what to do if you’re in an avalanche really misses the point. Avoiding an avalanche is the best way …
New Year’s Eve can be a great time to catch up with old friends, make new ones or celebrate with the one you love. However, it can also be an evening when people don’t exactly …
By now, you’ve learned about the ins and outs of skiing, but what about the items you’ll need to ski safely? Choosing the right equipment is key to creating a safe and enjoyable experience on …
Few winter activities are as inviting as a day skiing with family or friends on snow-covered slopes. But to best ensure the greatest fun factor, a few simple tips should be followed.
» This is the first article of a new, quarterly column that will offer tips for different outdoor activities.
Being out in the snow is invigorating— the sounds, touch and even smell of it. Ahh! And, …
On a night filled with ghosts, goblins and spooky stories, Halloween is undoubtedly one of the most spine-chilling nights of the year, especially for parents. Filled with nostalgic memories of their own trick-or-treating adventures, parents look forward to creating new memories with their …
Did you know that from 2003-2006, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 3,570 structure fires each year in dormitories, fraternities and sororities, resulting in seven deaths and 54 fire injuries?
By now, college is back in full swing. For many, …
They’re everywhere — in the grocery store, at the park, outside your home. They are strangers.
Most children generally know not to “talk to strangers;” however, there are a few more rules to know to help keep them stay safe and …
