Halloween has passed again. Although, this year the weather seemed to stretch it out much longer than normal. With city streets still impassable in some neighborhoods, the City of Worcester postponed official Trick-or-Treating until November 3rd. So, there's probably lots of candy floating around the house tempting you every time you pass.... Here's a way to do some good and save those extra calories for Thanksgiving!
We'll be collecting leftover candy to send to troops overseas through November 30th. Drop your candy off at any of our locations in Worcester, Chatham or Cohassett.
The National Weather Service is predicting an above-normal hurricane “season” this year for the Atlantic Basin. According to their outlook, there is a 70 percent likelihood that activity will exceed the seasonal average. Forecasters are predicting 3 to 6 major hurricanes rated 3,4 or 5 with winds of 111 mph or higher. I know, you are thinking when was the last time a hurricane made its way to Massachusetts? Hurricane Bob, a category 2, hit 20 years ago this week. But this year we have had our fair share of ice storms and tornadoes, and a hurricane could be next. Here are a few recommendations from one of our carriers on what you can do to prepare:
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