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 Fireworks and Fouth of July celebrations are a popular tradition. They are a fun but can be dangerous as well. The CPSC offers these safety recommendations to help make fireworks safer for all.
*Do not allow young children to play with fire-works under any circumstances. Sparklers, considered by many the ideal "safe" firework for the young, burn at very high temperatures and can easily ignite clothing. Children cannot understand the danger involved and cannot act appropriately in case of emergency.
*Older children should only be permitted to use fireworks under close adult supervision...........[Read More]
As people gather to celebrate the Fourth of July,instead of the smoke from fireworks, the telltale signs of barbecues are found in home after home around town. The smell of charcoal lighter fluid and barbecue sauce fills the air. Here are some ideas to plan your Fourth of July feast.
Hamburgers, hot dogs, ribs, chicken, bratwurst, and steaks are favorites that your friends and family will love. Don’t just rely on the old standbys, though - try grilling some fish, fruits, or vegetables. You may be surprised at how much you enjoy a change of pace for the entrée........[Read More]
 Fruit is in season and the weather is heating up. Try making one of these delicious and refreshing smoothies to cool off on those hot days.
Lemon Berry Smoothie
1 (6 oz) container low fat lemon yogurt
1 (20 oz) can crushed pineapple in its own juice, drained
1 (16 oz) can blackberries, drained
1 C ice cubes...........[Read More]
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