The approach of cold months requires careful preparation of your heating system to ensure comfort and efficiency. A properly maintained heating system not only enhances its performance but also contributes to energy savings. This article will guide you on how to effectively get your heating system ready for the winter, integrating practical advice and essential information.
The modern dental experience is changing rapidly as patients increasingly expect quicker services, more transparent communication, and a more personalized approach to care. This shift has encouraged clinics of all sizes to explore new systems, technologies, and staffing models to streamline the patient journey from the initial inquiry to follow-up care.
KRL is taking a vacation this weekend--we are getting out of town to the coast to celebrate our wedding anniversary, and a new issue will be back next weekend! During Thanksgiving vacation seemed like the perfect time as we were very busy during the week with Thanksgiving celebrations.
If you've ever watched your dog tremble uncontrollably during fireworks, you know the helpless feeling that comes with it. You're not alone. Research shows that between 44% and 67% of dogs suffer from fireworks anxiety, making it one of the most common behavioral issues pet owners face. According to veterinarian Dr. Linda Simon, "For some owners and dogs, fireworks season is a huge source of tension and stress. Dogs suddenly become a shell of their normal selves, and owners are constantly on edge, worried about their pet's well being."
What if William Shakespeare was a bad guy? Conceited, conniving—something rotten? That’s what happens in Something Rotten, the Karey Kirkpatrick/Wayne Kirkpatrick/John O’Farrell 2015 musical, now playing as a Good Company Players production at Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater through January 18.
by Sarah Peterson-Camacho
“Her hair is like the serpent locks of Medusa,” Parsons wrote in The Visalia Daily Times of Tuesday, November 21, 1916. “Her eyes have the cruel cunning of Lucretia Borgia … and her hands are those of the blood-bathing Elizabeth Bathory—who slaughtered young girls that she might bath in their life blood and so retain her beauty.
You probably won't hire a lawyer more than once or twice in your lifetime. So when that day comes, you better get it right. An accident or injury can turn your world upside down fast.
Having cranky neighbors together participating in Bar Harbor’s annual Turkey Shoot was probably not a good idea, even if they are to be aiming at targets only using bean bags and not real ammo. Someone didn’t get the memo though, as Tom Farley is shot with a real bullet but thankfully that only lands him in the hospital.
The last couple of months have been a whirlwind of cat work. The vet reminded us trappers that her annual winter vacation was coming up. She would be gone during December and January. I still had lots of people asking for help getting their cats fixed. Three feral cats for one lady, two community cats for another. Trapping at a home where I was, one-by-one, chipping away at the stray cats in the neighborhood. Now with a deadline, I needed to really ramp up my TNR work.
It’s Autumn. November, to be specific. The green leaves of the Valley are finally turning to the colors of Fall. The Great Food search explored pumpkin treats last November, so this month’s travels feature apples. And so, welcome to . . . The Apples of Fall.
