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Club owners find a good fit in gym (Stamford Advocate)
The local owners of the new Underground Fitness club in the Glenbrook Shopping Center in Stamford said they hope to lure the New Year's resolution-makers from the chain-run gyms during an era of consumer penny-pinching.
Business beat: Bail bonds, salon and eatery highlight new business offerings (Craig Daily Press)
Happy New Year. We have now reached a new year, and I’m hopeful that the financial woes many have experienced will move on and away.
Fuel, tires, coffee are hot sellers (Tacoma News Tribune)
Ice and snow continued to bury the South Sound on Monday. But some businesses welcomed the cold weather and increased demand for their products. Other business owners said the conditions kept customers from venturing out.
Beware winter tan (The Post and Courier)
If you're looking for that summertime glow during the winter, a tanning bed provides an easy treatment. Easy, that is, if you're looking to get as much as 12 times more ultraviolet radiation than you would annually get from normal sun exposure.
Sanitation key for local tanning facilities (Daily Chronicle)
Teresa Lynch purposely buys disinfectant solution that is green.
Stay Healthy This Winter (The Tampa Tribune)
These days, you may be tempted to crank up that heater, even in Florida. Before you do, check that you aren't accidentally exposing yourself to harmful carbon monoxide gas. Colorless, odorless and tasteless, carbon monoxide is an invisible threat that can make you sick. It can even be deadly, the American Association of Poison Control Centers warns.
Law does little to keep teens from tanning beds (2News Salt Lake City)
A state law aimed at reducing teenagers' use of tanning booths isn't keeping many from heading to salons to look tan all year long.
Risky business: tanning rays, gym bacteria, carbon monoxide at home (The Daily News)
The days of being teased by mild fall temperatures are over, and icy weather is officially here in full force. You may be tempted to crank up that heater, but before you do, check that you aren’t accidentally exposing yourself to harmful carbon monoxide gas. Colorless, odorless and tasteless, carbon monoxide is an invisible threat that can make you sick. It can even be deadly, the American ...
Students bake until golden brown (The Heights)
Having grown up in Florida, Casille Systermans, A&S '11, is familiar with sunburns and suntans. She also knows of the various risks associated with getting way too much sun because the scientific community, as well as the media, has publicized the dangers.