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Father’s Day 2020 is celebrated this Sunday, June 21. Ever wondered how Father’s Day came to be? It’s more than a Hallmark holiday. Father’s Day was first celebrated after the worst mining accident in U.S. history. Learn all about Father’s Day—including fun ideas, quotes, and recipes to celebrate the role of fathers in our lives.

Why We Celebrate Father’s Day

Father’s Day celebrates and honors the men who have embraced the essential role of fatherhood. On this day, we also thank fathers and father figures for the sacrifices they make, for embracing the responsibility of nurturing and raising children, and for devotion to their family.

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Here are some ideas that will not only wow your mother, but also help provide her safety and peace of mind

• Tidy Up the Yard

Your mom is a busy woman with a long “To Do” list. Doing something as simple as lawn and property maintenance means she has one less thing to worry about. It also means you are providing for her safety by removing potential hazards and deterring possible criminal activity.

Start by mowing the yard. Research suggests that a tidy yard can deter intruders as it suggests human activity and that someone in the home is capable, able, and pays attention.

As you complete your mowing duties, check for other safety or security hazards. Is the shrubbery so tall that it ...

To: All Olympic Security & Communications Systems Client’s

RE: Updated Situation with COVID-19

We are all aware of the ongoing situation with the Coronavirus Emergency. This continues to impact all of us: Olympic Security & Communications Systems remains your source for assistance.

Reminder: We all need to make sure we stay healthy and resilient in the face of such stressful times.

For our Client’s safety and our own, we will begin to ask: “If anyone at the premises is sick or has been exposed”.

Olympic Security & Communications Systems will need to avoid those premises where we receive a positive response. If we can’t obtain an affirmative response indicating a v...

To: All Olympic Security & Communications Systems Client’s
RE: Current Situation with COVID-19
We are all aware of the current situation with the Coronavirus Emergency. This is impacting all of us in varying ways: Olympic Security & Communications Systems remains your source for assistance.
Remember to practice techniques that work for you to manage your own stress. Sleep, exercise, good nutrition and meditation. We need to make sure we stay healthy and resilient in the face of such a stressful time.
• Because our elders are at high risk of severe disease from COVID-19, please be respectful of people over age 60 trying to isolate themselves at home.
• Practice Social Distancing t...

What do we celebrate in February? What is February famous for? It’s a leap year this year, so let’s celebrate all that this longer-than-usual February has to offer! Here’s the short list of holiday happenings.

The Month of February

February comes from the Latin word februa, which means “to cleanse.” The month was named after the Roman Februalia, which was a month-long festival of purification and atonement.

Did you know:

February is the only month to have a length of fewer than 30 days! Though it’s usually 28 days, February is 29 days long in leap years such as 2020.
January and February were the last two months to be added to the Roman calendar (c. 713 BC); ...