Monthly Column: New Year’s Celebrations

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As we approach the end of the year and prepare to welcome 2025, it’s an ideal time to reflect on all the possibilities that a new year brings. Every new year signifies a fresh start, filled with the promise of new opportunities and growth.

For many, New Year’s Eve is a time to set resolutions for the new year and make commitments to pursue meaningful goals. While some resolutions are fulfilled and others fall by the wayside, it is exciting to think of new ways to change our lives and achieve long-term goals. A practical approach toward meeting our goals is to start small, working to achieve one goal at a time, building momentum as you go. This approach helps to make resolutions feel more attainable.

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On New Year’s Eve, many people celebrate the holiday with family and friends. Through all the joy and excitement, it’s crucial to prioritize safety — especially when it comes to driving. Always remember to drive sober.  

After the ball drops and we toast to the New Year, many of us will need to travel to our final destinations for the night. Unfortunately, many of the accidents that occur on New Year’s Eve are linked to alcohol consumption. If you plan to drink, arrange for a designated driver, use public transportation, or book a ride share service.

For those traveling longer distances on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, preparation is key. Plan your route carefully, and if your journey involves a long trip, make sure your vehicle is road ready. Schedule a maintenance check to inspect your car’s radiator, tires, and windshield wipers, be sure to top off your gas tank before hitting the road. A few preparations will help ensure you have a safe and enjoyable trip.

As we welcome 2025, let’s make safety a priority. Have a wonderful New Year’s celebration and embrace all the opportunities the new year may have to offer!

Happy New Year!

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