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 "The Haiti Response" On Tuesday, January 12, 2010, at 1653 hours, a massive earthquake struck the island nation of Haiti, causing catastrophic damage in and around the capital city of Port-au-Prince. While the logistics of reaching this island nation in its time of need are daunting, many individuals are making a difference with contributions to a variety of charitable organizations. Please be cautious however, when offering your financial support. As you continue to give to your favorite charities, do some research to avoid illegitimate organizations. Many news reports have included lists of properly accredited agencies. Click here to read more |  |
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Avoiding the Financial Holiday Hangover As the holiday season approaches, many people are filled with a sense of anticipation, excitement, and financial panic. Every year we resolve to not repeat the same spending sprees, yet how many people are STILL paying off those credit card balances? You promised yourself you would pay the debt off within two or three months. Six or eight months later (or more), you're still paying, and those items that seemed like such bargains end up costing you 10 to 20% more than you thought, due to credit card interest. For many of us, this debt pattern is repeated year after year. This year the “holiday hangover” could push many families into financial ruin. NOW is the time to plan for fiscal comfort. Click here to read more | |
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Coping With the Midnight Tour You've been on patrol now going on 4 hours... As you sit
in the RMP writing that last job in your memo book with the torn cover, you say
to yourself, "Why did that couple call the police? | |
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Physical Fitness As the warm weather approaches, you may be getting those urges to throw off the winter shell and enjoy the outdoors. For anyone that has been caught in the winter blahs, the extra hours of daylight may be just the thing to encourage a new found enjoyment of being physical again. | |
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Maintaining Healthy Relationships The stress of balancing police work and home life can
seem overwhelming at times. We have found that maintaining some simple
principles within your relationships can be the key to their success. We believe
that giving officers and their families an awareness of the potential pitfalls
in this area can aid them in maintaining strong personal relationships. When
questioned about their overall priorities, officers frequently cited their
families as their number one concern. | |
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