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Spending the weekend camping or hitting the trails? Treat your shoes, clothing, and gear with permethrin so ticks don’t hitch a ride home with you.
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One of the most magical places in West Virginia... ✨🥾
📍 Dolly Sods Wilderness
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Using sunscreen before you head outside is an easy way to keep your skin protected from the sun's harmful UV rays 🧴 Since it wears off, remember to reapply every two hours—and after swimming, sweating, or toweling off.
As back-to-school season starts, daily routines change fast — drop-offs, new routes and busy mornings. Routine changes are the #1 cause for kids forgotten in a hot car.
Make these habits automatic:
⚫ Place an important item in the back seat.
⚫ Once You Park, Stop. Look. Lock.
⚫ Keep your car locked and keys out of a child's reach.
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The monarch migration is about to begin.
Along the way, they depend on native flowering plants to rest and refuel. Planting native wildflowers and milkweed in your yard or in your community is one simple way to help these remarkable travelers complete their journey.
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Skin changes—like new spots, a sore that won't heal, or moles that look different—can signal skin cancer. If something on your skin seems different, reach out to your doctor. Learn more: bit.ly/4mbxLx8
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Thinking of leaving your battery powered device in your car? Think again. 🔥📷
Heat can damage batteries, significantly increasing the risk of fire.
Power banks and other devices containing lithium-ion batteries should never be left in direct sunlight or in a parked vehicle where they can quickly heat up.
Instead, store them in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight and never store large batteries in a pile.
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Did you know #BaldEagles don't get their iconic white head and tail until they are 5 years old? Meet Spirit, one of our Bald Eagles and a Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, who has changed a lot since she first arrived in 2016, and this year, she turned 10!
College transitions are exciting. Avoid a major roadblock & learn the height of your oversized rental vehicle before you head off to school.
Watch for bridge height warning signs & don't rely on your GPS to alert to you low-clearance bridges.
Check Your Height, Know It's Right.
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Apollo 15's lunar module Falcon pictured on the Moon. It landed on the lunar surface 55 years ago today.
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Week 3 of the 100 Safest Days of Summer is all about speeding.
Slow down, share the road, and stay focused. Getting there sooner isn’t worth the risk.
Drive responsibly and help keep roads safe.
Head to 100safestdaysofsummer.org/th… to commit to safer roads this summer.
#NRSFsquad
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988 and 911: Know who to contact to get the right support at the right time. #988Lifeline

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Secure your load for safer roads.
Help keep our roads clear and always:
✔️ Tie objects down with rope or straps
✔️ Cover with a tarp
✔️ Don't overload your vehicle or trailer
Spot road debris? Let us know: 800-FOR-ROAD or my.VDOT.Virginia.gov.
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#FCFRD has seen an increase in cooking fires & cooking fire-related injuries. Cooking mishaps, especially leaving cooking unattended, are a leading causes of house fires. Whether you are a beginner cook or experienced chef, a few simple safety tips can help keep everyone safe.
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A widespread heat wave will build across the central U.S. through midweek before shifting to the East Coast, where it peaks on Friday, then slowly ease over the weekend.
An early season heatwave can often be more dangerous and pose a greater risk for heat-related illness. This will be the most significant heat so far this summer for many locations.
The most important things you can do in significant heat are to stay hydrated and interrupt your exposure to the heat by taking breaks out of the sun and/or being in cooled locations.
Visit weather.gov for the latest forecast.
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