Keller-Brown Insurance Services
9 S Main St, PO Box 215
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Phone: (717) 235-6891(717) 235-6891
Toll Free: (800) 785-7461(800) 785-7461
Keller-Brown Insurance Services
9 S Main St, PO Box 215
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Phone: (717) 235-6891(717) 235-6891
Toll Free: (800) 785-7461(800) 785-7461
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Roughly 10 years ago, Jeff Lau was an insurance agent and his son-in-law, Tim Wheeler, was an engineer. Neither knew anything about running a craft brew pub, but between their brains and business acumen, they established one of York's most beloved craft breweries: Mudhook Brewing Co.
Dogs are man's best friend, but they can be costly. On top of food, vet bills, grooming and doggie day care, your dog could also affect your insurance premiums or coverage. Their cute faces and warm cuddles are worth it though, right?
If you don't have the resources to handle it, a flat tire can ruin your plans, and sometimes, your day. But, under the right circumstances, anyone can safely change a tire. Here's what you need to know to be ready for a flat, how to change it yourself, and when to call for help.
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Most people rely on dozens of appliances to support their daily tasks and activities, including small but significant tools like alarm clocks or hairdryers; toasters and stand mixers; and heavy hitters like the dishwasher or washing machine. So, how do you keep your appliances running their best, and getting a good return for your investment by having them work for as many years as possible? Here are a few tips to improve the performance and longevity of appliances.
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We all start the New Year vowing to do better, with our health, our relationships, and of course, our finances. But how do you even begin to make improvements if your financial situation is far less than ideal? And if you're on the right track, how do you keep it going? Here's what you need to know about building and maintaining good credit.
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There are a variety of potentially serious and costly problems that can happen when you allow too much snow to pile up on your roof: water damage, leakage and in some extreme cases, collapse. If you're a homeowner who lives in a wintry climate, it's important to understand how snow and ice can impact your roof, preventative measures, and when to take action.
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A corporation's social responsibility is to its shareholders and bottom line. But recently, even majorly successful corporations are recognizing that improving profits in a way that causes harm to the environment, workers or the world at large is not good for anyone long term. In fact, this past summer, a statement released by the nonprofit Business Roundtable and signed by dozens of top executives made headlines for suggesting, for the first time ever, that corporations don't just have obligations to their shareholders but also to "all stakeholders." What's more, many consumers are now voting with their dollars, and are no longer willing to support companies who don't behave ethically. So what does this mean for the future of business, and how can you develop your own company's corporate social responsibility strategy? Here's how to get started.
Even if you're used to it, driving on ice and snow can be nerve-wracking even during clear skies. But when a storm rolls in, driving can get extremely scary, as well as dangerous. Whether you live in a climate that gets severe winter weather or are just traveling through one, here are some tips for safer driving in a storm:
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Even if you're used to it, driving on ice and snow can be nerve-wracking even during clear skies. But when a storm rolls in, driving can get extremely scary, as well as dangerous. Whether you live in a climate that gets severe winter weather or are just traveling through one, here are some tips for safer driving in a storm:
Starting your own business is inherently risky. It takes courage to become an entrepreneur and the risks involved can be part of what makes it exciting. But not all risks are created equal, and those who end up making it know the difference between a calculated risk versus one they can and should avoid. So what potential hazards and obstacles should new business owners be thinking about ahead of time?