What age should you stop shoveling snow? What New Yorkers should know this winter
There's no hard and fast rule when it comes to what age you should stop helping clear your driveway in the winter but adults over the age of 45 "should be cautious" as they stand to be part of an age group that is more at risk of injury, or fatality when snow shoveling, an American Heart Association spokesperson.
A Pittsburgh woman got two boys drunk after they came to her house asking to shovel her walkway for money, police said.
As Kentuckians continue to clear snow and ice on sidewalks and driveways, cardiologists are reminding people of the potential ...
Shoveling snow is necessary but potentially a dangerous task. To make sure you're safe while doing so, the National Safety ...
There's been a lot of snow but not enough sleds for a group of friends in New Kensington. So the young and eager ...
When firefighters from Lenexa heard about what happened, they drove over to the neighborhood. They joined Overland Park ...
A snow removal app, launched in Denver in early January, allows residents to request “contactless” snow removal services.
Here's who should consider hiring out their snow-shoveling job, and what to do to more safely and efficiently shovel your own sidewalk.
Shoveling snow, a vigorous activity, can get dangerous for adults ages 45 and older or those with heart conditions. Here's ...
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