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  • Un estudio de la NHTSA encontró que, aunque la mayoría de padres y cuidadores creen saber cómo instalar correctamente sus sillas de coche, aproximadamente la mitad (46%) ha instalado incorrectamente la silla de su hijo.

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  • Car Seats Save Lives

    A NHTSA study found that while most parents and caregivers believe they know how to correctly install their car seats, about half (46%) have installed their child’s car seat incorrectly. 

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  • So Easy To Preserve

    Buy today at the Tattnall County Extension Office for only $35.00 UGA Extension is pleased to offer the 6th edition of So Easy To Preserve. Chapters in the 388-page book include Preserving Food, Canning, Pickled Products, Sweet Spreads and Syrups, Freezing and Drying. There are 10 new products and 2 revised product recommendations in this…

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  • Ips Pine Beetles

    Hurricane Helene has come and gone, it doesn’t seem like it has been over a year since this major storm hit Tattnall and surrounding counties. This was one of the most powerful storms to make landfall in Southeast Georgia on record. Some weather stations recorded over 90 mph gusts, and sustained winds of over 60…

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  • Tattnall County residents, rejoice! The Tattnall County Extension Office is extending a helping hand this tax season by providing FREE income tax filing preparation assistance through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. This valuable service aims to alleviate the stress and confusion often associated with tax preparation. How to Access the Service: Clients interested…

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  • Booster Seats

    Your kids may be getting older, but they may not be ready to outgrow their car seats just yet. Booster seats will keep older kids safely secured when used with seat belts.

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  • Fall brings cooler temperatures and changing leaves, but it doesn’t always put an end to tree insect activity. Some pests remain active well into the season and can leave visible damage in branches and crowns, especially as foliage begins to thin. Two late-season insects to watch for are twig girdlers and deodar weevils. Here is…

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