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Month: October 2023

How to Properly Store Your Water
By Carolyn Bird

October is the month of Halloween, fall decorations, and pumpkin related foods. However, it is also still a part of hurricane season. According to the National Hurricane Center and the[…] Read More

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Meals for Cheap
By Carolyn Bird

Putting together meals that are both healthy and tasty can seem like an impossible task during a busy day. But creating low-cost recipes for you and your family can be[…] Read More

Scrambled eggs with red peppers and olives on a plate with bread, a croissant, and a coffee cup on a wooden table.
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