According to wcjb.com, Fort White Elementary School in Fort White, FL, is dealing with a mold crisis that may be putting children and teachers in harm’s way. Michelle Works, a mother of four students at Fort White Elementary, was one of the first people to suspect the presence of mold in the school after noticing […]
Read MoreNot a single child in the United States isn’t well-versed in the five-second rule and hasn’t at some point taken advantage of it not to waste their favorite piece of candy. Unfortunately, this famous “rule” may not be as true as many would hope. According to The Irish News, basic level experts say that even before […]
Read MoreConstruction cranes are a common sight and welcome addition to skylines in every major city in the world. They’re often seen as visible, albeit highly anecdotal, evidence that a city is growing. Normally, a crane collapse doesn’t garner much interest outside the closeted world of the construction industry. But that changed earlier this year, when […]
Read More“Unlucky lottery winners” may sound oxymoronic, but that’s exactly the term to describe those in Illinois who have won more than $600 in lottery games. According to state lottery officials, all winnings over $600 will be delayed because of the Illinois budget impasse. “We don’t have the legislative authority to replenish our check-writing account,” said […]
Read MoreMany times people take what others tell them they are at face value — especially when consulting those in legal and professional fields, where they least expect to encounter fraud and deception. But one case in New Jersey highlights just how important it is to do some research before hiring a lawyer. Prosecutors say that […]
Read MoreElectromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is a relatively new term for those who are sensitive to the radio waves coming from various forms of technology. This could be a TV, laptop, cell phone, WiFi router — basically anything that emits a signal. Recently, the condition has gone more mainstream and been recognized on a more global scale. […]
Read MoreAs spring begins, homeowners take the time to purge their homes of things they no longer use or need. It’s also a good time for fixing up their homes. People go through magazines and the latest ideas on home remodeling. However, the fall season is the most popular time that homeowners start remodeling projects.Homeowners can […]
Read MoreAs we move closer to winter and the temperatures start to drop, bugs will be looking for a warm place out of the cold — likely leading them into your home. Stink bugs and cockroaches are the two biggest perpetrators. The good news with stink bugs is that even when they do get inside, they’re […]
Read MoreA true gearhead would scoff at the idea of buying an aftermarket part for their vehicle, but a market for these products does exist. However, for one of the leading distributors in the industry, the future looks slightly bleaker than usual. According to Financial Wisdom Works, U.S. Auto Parts Network (NASDAQ:PRTS) had its stocks lowered […]
Read MoreResidents of South Carolina are still trying to pick up the pieces from recent storms and flooding, but newer homes in the state seem to have taken the brunt of the damage. According to Newsweek, older buildings in the historic corridor of Charleston remained relatively unscathed throughout the devastation of Hurricane Joaquin because they were […]
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