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September is Suicide Prevention Month
Suicide is a national, public health issue that affects all Americans, including Veterans, their families and their friends. However, if you develop your own ways of adapting to ongoing events and sit...
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2021 National Preparedness Month theme and free ebook
National Preparedness Month encourages and promotes family and community disaster planning throughout the month of September, and provides many tools to help Americans continue preparedness habits year round. The 2021 NPM theme is: “Prepare To Protect” since preparing for disasters is protecting everyone you love. Use the following weekly topics suggested by FEMA’s Ready campaign to help your ...
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Recap and photos of the 2021 BFit Heroes Cup Hockey Tournament
Last month, 86 teams made up of firefighters, police officers, and military personnel gathered at the New England Sports Center in Marlborough MA for the 2021 BFit Heroes Cup hockey tournament.According to Hero's Cup Foundation founder Mike Matros, the event was extremely successful although quite challenging due to many last minute changes and planning. Mike also only had about 1/8 of the st...
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Happy Independence Day and some factoids about our Declaration
Every year on the 4th of July Americans celebrate our country’s adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. But, as Heritage
explains, Independence Day is a great opportunity to renew our
dedication to the principles of liberty and equality enshrined in what
Thomas Jefferson called “the declaratory charter of our r...
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USFRA and Health Alliance Network help make healthcare simple for families
The U.S. First Responders Association and Health Alliance Network have teamed up to offer full service telemedicine with unlimited healthcare for your entire family for under $20, plus proceeds benefi...
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Snow
Well guess what its doing here in WNY, yea snowing and its snowing really good as of right now we have about 4 -5 inches of that white stuff, but by Friday its suppose to be gone as its going into the high 60's and on Monday 70's. So I am sitting listening to my scanners and there are cars all over the thruway in the ditches and accidents, come on New Yorkers snow only left about a month ...
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Hello All
It's been awhile again and I hope everyone is safe and had or going to have their Covid-19 shots, I had both of mine and had no problems as I did as the daughter-in-law told me to do and that was to hydrate with water and I did and I think that may have helped and also I take a Vitamin D3 tab once a day. Enough about me so how have you all been doing ? Happy belated Easter and I am hoping tha...
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The difference between Celiac Disease & Non-celiac Gluten Sensitivity
Eating gluten free has become very popular in recent years. Many people who try it claim that it makes them feel healthier and have less gastrointestinal sensitivity, even when they do not have celia...
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NY STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING CRITICALLY INJURED FIREFIGHTER RECRUIT
23 year old Watertown (NY) Firefighter Peyton Morse remains hospitalized after suffering an emergency during a training exercise. He is critical, but stable in intensive care.. Morse was participat...
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Good Morning to All
Well its been a while since I last posted a blog, so here I go. I have been read way to much crap about what is going on in this country be it political or not. Things are just getting way to out of hand some don't like this person so let's blame him for everything and then there's others that say we will straighten everything out so put me in office and then when they do get in offic...
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