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Happy New Year! There are many ways to welcome 2026. Typically, people enjoy parties, preparing special meals, making resolutions, and performing certain rituals. Following are some traditions which may give you ideas for creating or adding to your own. Regardless of how you enjoy welcoming 2026, stay safe and stay healthy. Stream a cozy movie…

December 30th is National Resolution Planning Day. In other words, a day set aside to prepare goals for the coming year. Instead of waiting until January 1st, Resolution Planning Day is set aside to reflect on the past year, ask yourself what changes you will make for the new year, and how you will achieve…

Safety At Home – Children should be safe at home. Keeping children busy and having fun during the holiday break is a priority for all parents. It’s also important to be aware of potential hazards and risks. Research from the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports that more than twelve thousand children 19 and…

Family Snowmachines and safety belong together. Winter sports are popular in Alaska, especially riding snowmachines (also known as snowmobiles). Each year, many people, including children, suffer serious injuries while using a snowmachine. Head injuries are the leading cause of serious injury or death on snowmachines. Passengers Are At Greater Risk Unknown to many, head injuries…

Christmas Eve, the day before Christmas, is celebrated worldwide on December 24th. It marks the end of the Advent season, or the period of preparation for Christmas which begins November 30th each year. Although its roots are in the Christian tradition, Christmas Eve is a holiday enjoyed by people of all backgrounds. Christmas Eve History…

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…

Holiday Air Travel – The increase in holiday travel is more than just busier roads. Airports also experience an influx and are often very chaotic this time of year. With the increase in travelers, there are several things to consider when flying over the holiday season. Prepare Before Your Flight Traveling during the holiday season,…

Travel Safety – Holiday travel and transportation by bus and train is popular for Alaska. The Alaska railroad connects many parts of the state, making travel across Alaska easier. Several cities also have bus services that run year round to help get people across town. When traveling in Alaska, consider these alternate means of transportation,…

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…

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…