We know you're busy this month with winterizing your home, spending time with your family, as well as getting ready for all the upcoming holidays. Take a quick glance at some of our safety topics for the month of November, there's something for everyone!

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Winterizing your home means keeping warm as the weather starts to get cooler.

Not only is it about temperature, but it's also about cost as well. Get started as soon as you can to avoid chilly temps in your home at night.

By starting your holiday shopping early, you can allow yourself better organization and spending habits. Avoid that last minute shopping stress and rush and start planning sooner than later!

Will you be hitting the big box stores to shop doorbusters in the wee hours on Black Friday?

If so, make sure you are careful and safe while doing so since it will still be dark outside when the sales start!

Happy Shopping!

Many stores are selling out of gift items fast because of shortages.

This season, try shopping small from local vendors in your community. Attend some craft fairs and find personalized items that everyone would love to receive this holiday season. 

Want to shop online instead? Give Etsy a try!

With the Holidays around the corner, many people are traveling to see family before the weather gets too bad and they can no longer hit the highway safely. 

Maybe you are taking a vacation somewhere that's a little warmer? Check out the link below for all things travel safety for wherever you go!

Thank you to all our Past, Present and Future Veterans!

Veterans Day is a national holiday held annually on Nov. 11 in the United States to honor those who served in the country's armed forces. But aside from these basics, there are plenty of other Veterans Day facts you may not know.

Towards the end of each year, it's recommended to do a computer check up and some basic maintenance.

All of these things can be done at home, and for free if you choose to DIY. 

Not sure how? YouTube and the internet are wonderful helpers

Have you had a check up with your doctor yet this year? This is your reminder to take advantage of that yearly deductible before it rolls over for next year.

We have found an incredible PDF that you can view and print of things to talk to your doctor about, as well as charts you can fill out at home and take with you to your next appointment.

Are you planning on cooking a large Thanksgiving dinner, but worried about what to do with the leftovers or how long they keep? 

We found this awesome guide that not only has those guidelines for you, and it also has some great recipes you can use those leftovers for to create an entirely new meal!

Each September, people unite from all corners of the world to raise awareness and to challenge the stigma that persists around Alzheimer’s disease and all types of dementia.  

This year’s theme, ‘Know Dementia, Know Alzheimer’s,’ continues on from the 2021 campaign, which focused on diagnosis, the warning signs of dementia, the continued effect of COVID-19 on the global dementia community and more.

Every year, our community comes together to ring the alarm on the diabetes epidemic. For the millions of us who are at risk for it, it’s a time to get educated, find resources and make sure all those around us are aware of their risk, too. And for the millions of us living with diabetes, it’s a chance to tell our stories and awaken the world. Until we find a cure, we will find each other and lift each other up. Will you join us?

From Epilepsy Foundation:

"Our theme is “There is no NEAM without ME”. We chose this theme because November is all about our community — YOU. Without your collaboration and support, we wouldn’t be able to build a seizure safe nation. Together with you, we can raise awareness and funds, educate the general public about the epilepsies and seizures, and push for more research to improve outcomes for you."

Part of living a simple life means taking time out of your busy schedule to help others.  Just a quick visit with your elderly neighbors is as good for you as it is for them.  And to know they are cared for, watched after and are staying warm in these cooler months is a very comforting thought!

Grab the family and head over to the neighbors and start some free yard clean up as the leaves start to fall! They will appreciate the help!

IT'S A BEAUTIFUL TIME TO EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS

The cool weather is coming in quick and what better time than now to explore the outdoors?

Get to know your neighborhood and area you are exploring by doing a quick, free search on our site to make sure your neighborhood is safe!

Using a few supplies, kids can make several fall suncatchers to decorate windows and to brighten the shorter days of Fall and bring the colors of fall indoors!

ELIZABETH ESCALONA

Missing Since: Oct 25, 2021

Missing From: Lynn, MA
Age Now: 15

Additional Info: Elizabeth was last seen October 25, 2021. Additional photo is available on site.

LUCIAN MUNGUIA

Missing Since: Sep 10, 2022

Missing From: Yakima, WA
Age Now: 5

Additional Info: Lucian was last seen on September 10, 2022.

PAULA RAMIREZ RAMIREZ

Missing Since: Oct 27, 2021

Missing From: Centreville, VA
Age Now: 18

Additional Info: Paulina may go by the name Dominga.

FAITH LINDSEY

Missing Since: Oct 28, 2019

Missing From: Pauls Valley, OK
Age Now: 20

Additional Info: She may be in the local area of Seminole, Garvin, or Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. Faith has a tattoo of a cross on her thumb.

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