rubber bracelets

If you’re thinking about ordering silicone wristbands to promote your business or for any other reason, you may be wondering whether they’re strong and long-lasting. That’s the very question we are going to answer in our latest blog! We’re going to take you through the benefits of choosing silicone as your material for your bracelets or wristbands, and together we’ll...

Customised rubber wristbands make ideal promotional products. They’re affordable, long-lasting and can be tailor-made with any message or branding of your choice. If you’re thinking of ordering customised rubber bracelets for the first time, you’ll be sure to have lots of questions. So in this article, we’re going to take you through all the essentials, including where to buy your...

School seniors on Tuesday, Allison Lopes can promise she will never be distracted by her GPS while driving a car. Nor will the LHS senior send or read text messages, talk on the phone, eat, put on makeup, or write a speech while driving, as some student drivers attending the hourlong assembly hosted by three lawyer-volunteers of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys confessed to doing. Lopes is so afraid of the consequences of becoming a distracted driver, Continue reading →

The brightly colored rubber bracelets each represent a person or idea to keep in mind. One such wristband is worn in honor of Rona Kallus, a Jackson-Roosevelt Elementary school teacher who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Allyson Abraham, a friend of Kallus, ordered the bracelets for her friends and family to wear.

Fundraisers and shows of support for Brooke Healey, the 4-year-old daughter of a Madison teacher and coach, have been springing up around Madison at wrestling meets, the bowling alley and in schools and shops. Brooke, the daughter of Steve Healey, a teacher in Madison for more than a decade, is undergoing a series of radiation treatments in New York to shrink a tumor on her brain stem. After the radiation treatments, she is expected to undergo experimental treatments in hopes of beating the disease. Healey, an assistant coach for the high school football, wrestling and track teams, has been a math teacher at Madison High School the past two years, and taught math at Madison Junior School the 10 years before that. While Healey has been on a leave of absence exhaustively researching the disease and treatment options, fundraising efforts for Brooke were set in motion by family friends. Continue reading →