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Seniors, aged 65 and above, make up most (60%) of all cancer patients. The following guides offer straightforward wellness tips, emphasize the importance of regular check-ups, and discuss effective ways for seniors to prevent cancer.  We also have valuable resources on asbestos-related pleural issues and diagnoses, specifically tailored to seniors and their concerns about cancer.

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Children and Animal Safety

Teaching children how to safely and respectfully interact with animals is crucial to keeping both safe, especially if you’re bringing home a pet. This article explains animal safety for pets, strange animals, and wildlife. It includes common risks, a feline and canine body language cheat sheet, and worst case scenario instructions if a child is bitten by an animal.

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  • Crime Stoppers Anonymous "Submit a Tip" Link

    Phone number is 800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477).

    Your voice is changed and you are given a secret number (which you shouldn't share), for any further communications.

    Some tips can involve a crime where a reward is given.

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  • Elementary Schools in the U.S. - Statistics for thousands of U.S. public and private elementary schools are listed. Includes information such as enrollment, the ratio of students to teachers are included as well as elementary school addresses, phone numbers, and other contact information.
  • HighSchools.com - High-Schools.com is a resource that contains data on thousands of public and private high schools in the United States.
  • National Education Association - The National Education Association (NEA), the nation's largest professional employee organization, is committed to advancing the cause of public education.
 

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Top EMT TrainingInterested in a career in Emergency Medical Services (EMS)?  Includes detailed information on EMT Training programs, Courses, Certification, Practice Test, Sample Test, Jobs, and salaries.

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Image Editing Magic Online Tool

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Legal Documents and Fillable PDF Forms

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Squirrel drinking water copy.webpNYSDEC provides a search capability, for finding nearby trained rehabilitators, county by county. 

  1. Go to this page: https://dec.ny.gov/nature/wildlife-health/rehabilitators
     
  2. Look for the "Find a Wildlife Rehabilitator" link.
     
  3. Select a county and select the category of animal you're interested in getting rehabilitated.  (Bats, raccoons or skunks; small mammals (e.g. squirrels, foxes, chipmunks, rabbits); large mammals (e.g. deer, bear, moose); reptiles/amphibians (e.g. turtles, snakes, salamanders, frogs); passerine birds (e.g. robins, bluebirds, cardinal, wren, finch); raptors (e.g. owls, falcons, eagles, hawks, ospreys); game birds (e.g. turkeys, pheasants, grouse); waterfowl (e.g. ducks, geese, swans, brants) or "all other birds".

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