Linda Woshner Insurance Agency

WINTER Preparing for a Winter Storm Stock up on food, water, medicines .... Buy bags of salt and sand for use on icy walkways. Weather-strip windows and doors to help seal out the cold.

COVID-19 pandemic Dear Customers, Our office is taking steps to make sure we can continue to serve you while maintaining the health and safety of all our customers and staff. ... During this period of social distancing, we are encouraging you to contact us by email, [email protected] or by phone 412-364-8831 Thank you.

CARBON MONOXIDE AND SAFETY IN YOUR HOME Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless,colorless and potentially dangerous gas produced when fuel is burned without enough air for complete combustion. In large amounts, CO can cause headaches, unconsciousness, brain damage and even death. Possible Symptoms When CO is Present:... Headaches Drowsiness/fatigue Nausea Irregular breathing Overall paleness Very red lips and ears WHAT YOU SHOULD DO RIGHT AWAY: Open windows and doors Move outside Call 911 or your local fire department Steps You Can Take to Prevent CO Have appliances checked annually by a certified heating contractor. Make sure your chimney is clean and free of obstructions. Keep air vents for your gas appliances clear. Never use a gas oven or stovetop for heating your home. Do not use portable charcoal or propane grills indoors. Do not run an automobile or gasoline engine in a enclosed space. Use properly installed space heaters that are approved by local fire codes. Check fireplaces for closed or blocked flues. Periodically check range pilots for carbon build up. Use a plug-in carbon monoxide monitor.

DRUNK DRIVING DEATHS DECREASED IN PENNSYLVANIA Drunk driving fatalities in 2000: 533 Drunk driving fatalities in 2017: 314... Drunk driving fatality rate change -41.09%