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Northeast Metro Woman A Resource Guide for Every Woman
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FARMERS MARKETS Shop Local Shop Fresh Be sure to check with the listed markets for possible changes and restrictions.
Cecil County: Perryville, Maryland
– Perryville Farmers’ Market,
Lower Ferry Park, Perryville. Fridays 3pm to 6pm. www.PerryvilleMD.org
Cecil County: Rising Sun, Maryland – BG’s Farm Market, 41 Chandlee Road, Rising Sun. Tuesday to Saturday. Call for hours and details.
Cecil County: Elkton, Maryland
– Detwiler’s Farm Market, 235 Locust
Point Rd. Monday - Saturday 9am to 6pm, closed Sunday. 410-392-5179.
Harford County: Havre de Grace, Maryland - Hutchins Park, Saturdays, 9am to noon. For current information check www.HavredeGraceFarmersMarket.com
Harford County: Bel Air, Maryland - 2 S. Bond Street. Saturdays, 7am to 11am. Visit BelAirFarmersMarket.com for more information.
Kent County: Chestertown, Maryland - Farmers’ & Artisans Market, 848 High Street (East Coast Storage) Saturdays from 8am to noon. Check www.ChestertownFarmersMarket.org
If you have a market and want it included in our list contact sales@northeastmetrowoman.com
New Castle County: Glasgow, Delaware - Glasgow Park, 896 & US 40, Bear, Delaware. Fridays, 3pm till 7pm. NewCastleDE.gov/FarmersMarkets
New Castle County: Delaware - Bellevue • Fridays, 4pm till 7pm.
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Carousel • Fridays, 2pm till 6pm. NewCastleDE.gov/FarmersMarkets
New Castle County: Newark, Delaware - Newark Shopping Center parking lot. Sundays, 9:30am to 2pm. For most up to date information check www.Newark.Coop
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Proudly Serving Cecil and Harford Counties as the Last Remaining Community Bank Headquartered in Northeastern Maryland
Come Visit Any of Our 7 Convenient Branch Locations for Your Banking Needs
Voted Cecil County’s Favorite Gift Shop Ladies’ Accessories Gooseberry Patch Cookbooks Willow Tree Jim Shore
Also: American Greetings Cards Whitman’s Chocolates Yankee Candles Melissa & Doug Toys
SUN PHARMACY Your Hometown Drugstore
One North Queen Street, Rising Sun, Maryland 21911 (410) 658-6444 • (800) 472-4434 Mon.-Fri. 9am-8pm Sat. 9am-3pm Sun. 1pm-5pm
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Maintenance Tips for a More Reliable Ride Family Features
Your vehicle is a vital piece of transportation for getting you from point A to point B, making it important to keep it in good shape for when you’re ready to ride the roads. While the average American spends plenty of time behind the wheel, there can be periods of time where cars sit in the garage or on the driveway. Not only can weather impact a vehicle’s performance, but so can its usage. A battery not in use will eventually lose its charge. If a car hasn’t gained a lot of mileage over a period of three weeks or longer, the likelihood of a dead battery increases by roughly 50%, according to a study by Interstate Batteries, making it a leading cause of car trouble. In fact, nearly 1 in 4 car batteries will need to be replaced on the road this year, but more than half of consumers do not test their batteries every year or don’t know if their batteries have been tested, according to the study.
Maintain your battery and your vehicle overall with these tips for safer driving. • At regular intervals, have your car battery tested at a professional service or repair shop. From phone chargers to built-in security systems, your car battery may power more than you think, and it can place a strain on your alternator. If the alternator can’t keep up, your vehicle relies on the battery to make up the difference, which can cause further strain. Having an external battery charger on-hand can help maintain your car’s power during its off time. • Regularly check fluid levels, including your coolant and oil, replace air filters and ensure your tires are properly inflated. • Check to make sure you have your owner’s manual with you either in the glovebox or bookmarked on your smartphone’s browser. • Replace your jumper cables with a road trip kit containing more practical items, such as a jump box, LED flashlights, first aid kit and duct tape. Jumper cables require another car to power your dead battery and the right positioning to make the cables reach, so a jump box containing a battery and permanently attached jumper cables can be an easier alternative for getting your car back up and running. Especially when you use your vehicle irregularly, it’s important to practice proper and routine car maintenance so your vehicle is ready when you hit the road again. Find more advice for keeping your car in top condition at InterstateBatteries.com.
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Fire Safety for
Furry Family Members Family Features
If you have a fire escape plan in place for your home, you’re steps ahead of many Americans. According to the National Fire Protection Association, only 30% of American households have developed and practiced a home fire escape plan. It’s important for families to stay ahead of the curve and be prepared in the event of a fire. If an emergency occurs, every member of the household should be accounted for, including pets. Every year, 500,000 pets suffer from smoke inhalation and 40,000 die due to home fires, according to the American Veterinary Medical Foundation. With 90% of pet owners stating they consider their animals members of the family, according to UBS, it is important to be prepared to rescue four-legged friends when disaster strikes. “Pets are part of our families, so it’s important to recognize they’re vulnerable to the same fire risks as people,” said Sharon Cooksey, Kidde’s fire safety expert. “There are simple ways to keep pets safe at home. Most importantly, recognize every second counts in case of fire, so pet owners should install smoke and carbon monoxide alarms as well as fire extinguishers. Make sure alarms are replaced every 10 years and fire extinguishers every 12 years.”
Protect your pet – and your human family with these tips Minimize Smoke Alarm Reactions Dogs may become unsettled or anxious when a smoke alarm sounds, running and hiding rather than heading toward the door. Particularly if your pet shows signs of agitation when you test the alarm, enlist assistance from professional trainers to help your canine friend learn how to properly respond. Some websites offer online tips, too.
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Use Window Cling Alerts In an emergency, first responders need to be able to quickly assess the number of pets in a home. Consider attaching a non-adhesive decal to a window near your front door to let rescuers know how many animals are inside.
Account For Pets in Evacuation Plans Pets should always be included in a family’s evacuation plan. Always involve your pets and stay aware of their typical hiding spots or safe places where they often nap, in case you must evacuate quickly. Be sure to practice your evacuation plan periodically. Also assign a family member to be responsible for each pet’s escape. Keep an emergency kit with food, medication, a leash and collars near the exit.
Keep Alarms Current Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms must be replaced after 10 years. In addition to testing alarms once each week, check the manufacture date on your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to make sure they’re current. If they’re older than 10 years of age, it’s time to replace them. Some options, like Kidde’s Wire-Free Interconnected Alarms, feature built-in 10-year sealed batteries and offer simple setup without the hassle of hardwiring or a Wi-Fi connection.
Plan Ahead For Emergency Care If the unthinkable happens, make sure your pets will be cared for. Save contact information for your veterinarian in a place where you and other family members can easily access it, such as your phone contacts list or a cloud-based shared file. Research local boarding options, hotels that allow pets and friends or family members who might take in your pet temporarily. Also be sure your pet’s microchip information is current in case you become separated in an emergency.
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Calendar of Events September/October 2020 Events For Business and Fun Free Food Distribution • Tuesday, Sept. 8 and Tuesday, Oct. 13 - Bay Church, 2256 Pulaski Hwy., North East. Event runs from 5pm till 7pm or till supply lasts. No food can be held or delivered. No boxes or bags necessary. Distribution is set up "Drive-thru" style, your car will be loaded. You don’t need to be a Maryland resident to receive food. Contact church for details or check Facebook page. Flea Market • Saturday, Sept. 12 and Oct. 10 - 8am-3pm, North East Fire Co. South Mauldin Ave., North East. Check with Ladies Auxiliary for information on any Covid-19 restrictions. Nefc4ladiesaux@mail.com. Women In Business Event • Saturday, Sept. 26 - 1pm-4pm, Beans, Leaves,
Etc., 18 S. Main St., North East. Help support and promote local women in business as well as the small North East businesses while you’re in town. Shop from vendors and artists. Event is subject to changes due to Covid-19 restrictions. Masks are required for entrance into this event and number of entrants at any given time will be monitored. Check with Beans, Leaves, Etc. for information. Call, check websites, or Facebook pages for restrictions, changes or cancellations.
Rotary Club of North East Golf Tournament • October 15 - Check and warm up in at 12pm - 1pm. Chesapeake Bay Golf Club in Rising Sun. Proceeds go to sponsor the Rotary Club of North East Entrepreneur Room in the new North East library. Check RotaryClubofNorthEast.org for more information or to volunteer. Children’s Harvest Festival • Sunday, Oct. 18 - 12pm - 4pm Iron Hill
Museum, 1355 Old Baltimore Pike, Newark. Small entrance fee, fun harvest themed activities. Visit the Iron Hill Museum, Iron Hill Science Center or hike the trails. Volunteer opportunities. Contact director@ironhillsciencecenter.org
Let us know about your upcoming events email: sales@northeastmetrowoman.com
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