Monthly Archives: November 2017

More times than not, we smell skunks before we see them. As we approach winter, male skunks fight for the ability to mate with female skunks and release odor in the process. While their odor is potent, a bigger concern … Continue reading →

source for this information http://www.mattressfirm.com/flu-on-your-next-flight.html More than 2500 respondents were surveyed on October 2 6, 2017 with the question, “Would you cancel a nonrefundable flight if you had a cold or the flu?” and 75.1% said “ No.” Data for … Continue reading →

So far this year, a record number of residents have requested rat and mouse inspections at their homes, exceeding the District’s 22-year average. With cooler weather on the way, that trend isn’t likely to change. Weather extremes typically drive rodents … Continue reading →

Now that the rainy season is approaching, DWR has posted tips on preparing for the possibility of flooding. The website includes other important flood preparedness links, such as emergency contacts by county and the National Flood Insurance Program.

Originally posted at Cancer.org Almost everyone knows someone who has had cancer. It may even seem to run in some families. However, most cancer is not inherited. Check your knowledge about these other common myths about cancer and family history: … Continue reading →