Winter Driving Basics
After the first snow fall of the year, it always takes Minnesotans a bit of time to brush off (literally) and remember those familiar winter driving skills long forgotten in the glimmer of the summer sun. Here is a winter driving basics refresher in case you need one! First thing is first. Make you sure…
Read MoreDeer on the Move in the Autumn
Each fall, deer are on the move on Minnesota roads. They are big animals and cause a lot of damage and many times personal injury is a result of each collision. The best way to avoid a collision is to watch your speed, keep a good look out, and only drive while you are driving. The Minnesota…
Read MoreRemembering D-Day: A Salute to Past Soldiers
It’s a dreary, rainy day today here in the Midwest. 64 years ago today, it was a cloudy and rainy day when the largest invasion force in history crossed the English Channel to take back Europe from Hitler and his evil empire. It’s worth remembering. By this time of the day, midday, the British had…
Read MoreDoes Minnesota Need A ‘Good-Faith’ Law to Protect Residents From Insurance Hassles?
Duluth News Tribune – 01/12/2008 Yes: Minnesotans pay for their policies and need to be assured they’ll be protected by them. In 2005, six-month-old Jonathan Johnson and his two-year-old brother, Jacob Johnson of Mora, Minn., died in a car accident with their mom and cousin. At that time, they were legally living with their father…
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