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Angie's List offers help for dealing with ice damming Seven do's and don't. 1. Call a professional: Removing an ice dam can be quite dangerous. A good place to start is with a reputable roofing contractor. Check Angie's List and get estimates and references from contractors in your area. Gutter cleaning companies may also offer this service. 2. Re ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

Verizon donates $4,500 to fund agricultural coloring books The Verizon Foundation has donated $4,500 to the New York Farm Bureau Foundation for Agricultural Education, which will be used to develop a new farm-themed coloring book for kids. "We're grateful to Verizon for their help in getting this project funded for the benefit of school children acr ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

Cooking for the holidays? Ten tips to prevent turkey day turmoil It takes a lot of organization to prepare a Thanksgiving feast. You have to make your guest list, order a turkey and shop for food. But many homeowners don't factor in whether their ovens are ready for all the work that the holiday season brings. Angie's List (www.angieslist.com), the nation's le ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

Insurance Department and Attorney General's Office warn about trust mill scams Ohio Department of Insurance Director Mary Jo Hudson and Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray would like to warn Ohio seniors about operations known as "Trust Mills" that prey on the elderly and often convince seniors to purchase inappropriate estate planning documents and financial products. Trus ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

Cooking for the holidays? Ten tips to prevent turkey day turmoil It takes a lot of organization to prepare a Thanksgiving feast. You have to make your guest list, order a turkey and shop for food. But many homeowners don't factor in whether their ovens are ready for all the work that the holiday season brings. Angie's List (www.angieslist.com), the nation's le ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

Making Halloween fun for diabetic children Tricks to make Halloween a treat for children with diabetes Today, candy is the central focus of the spookiest holiday of the year. In fact, the average American consumes 24 pounds of candy in a year, most of which is eaten right after Halloween according to the U.S. Census Bureau. But for children with diabetes, it can be difficult to enjoy the festivities ... CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY

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