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Tyler and Chuck from Norfolk Air, Heating, Plumbing, Cooling and Electric stopped by Living 757. They are experts at the comfort of a connected home!
As some of you may or may not know, Ashley took a trip back to Los Angeles in the fall to visit some of her girlfriends for Halloween. She didn’t feel like she was living healthy enough to hang with the girls- so team member Megan stepped in and helped whip her into shape!
Quincy picked the perfect day to hop in the car and go for a drive, and he didn’t go alone! He invited his good friend and fellow comedian Gina G along for the ride.
There is no shortage of love when it comes to the Living 757 family and our furry friends! But things can get quite sticky when it comes to being a dog owner if you come across someone who isn’t very responsible with their pet.
It’s that time of year again! The temperatures are rising, and people are finding out the hard way that they need the professionals to rescue their HVAC systems!
It’s a balancing act to give kids something to eat that they’ll like, and that’s good for them. Add to that the need to prepare something that’s quick and easy, or, better yet, offer up a dish that they can safely make.
With the Covid pandemic there were lots of quarantines, work from home shifts, and generally people spending a lot more time at home!
With that time at home, lots of people found themselves critiquing their spaces and wanting to upgrade!
Our friends at the DMV want to try and make sure that you and your family don’t end up a statistic, or part of one of these PSA’s. John Saunders from the DMV joined Living 757 to talk to Patricia about the importance of seatbelts.
Riverside has a comprehensive group of neurologists and neurosurgeons who work together on a plan of action for anyone who has suffered a stroke.
We taking every chance we can to showcase local organizations that are making things better and safer for animals. But what about outside of our area? Island Dog Rescue is changing the trajectory of animal welfare in Caribbean communities, one dog at a time.
