How the Mandeville Children’s Museum Rang in the New Year
The Children’s Museum of St. Tammany Parish in Mandeville came up with a unique way for a family fun event to ring in the New Year. Children and their families can to the museum early on New Year’s Eve to celebrate ringing in 2023. 
There were tons of games and activities for everyone and they celebrated by having a noon balloon drop. Kid-friendly music was performed live by the Imagination Movers.
The museum has also recently celebrated and welcomed Christy Myers as its first executive director. She has worked closely with the museum since it opened.
“I’m really looking forward to thinking in the long term now,” Myers said, expressing thanks for a board that envisions the museum as a place “where play is encouraged, creativity is nurtured and learning is enjoyed on the north shore. Our board members are very hands-on ” Myers said.
NHBA Parade of Homes, May 20, 2023
Come discover the latest styles, trends and homes found on the Northshore.
Northshore Parade of Homes
May 20, 2023
12pm – 5pm
Free event presented by Gulf Coast Bank.
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Unusual Events Covered by Homeowners Insurance
When you think of events covered by homeowners insurance, you think of fires, break-ins, tornadoes etc. just to name a few common losses. Most homeowners know the general things that it does cover.
The top property damage is by fire or weather according to the Insurance Information Institute III. There are other top claims which made the list. These include wind and hail damage, freezing pipes, and lightning.
Homeowners may not know everything that an insurance claim will cover and many are damages are surprising. Your insurance agent will know these things and can educate all policyholders on uncommon losses. They can also educate policyholders on what is not covered in a typical homeowners insurance policy such as earthquakes and flood damage.
Things that fall from the sky are covered. This can be damage from meteors or airplane parts. Homeowners surprisingly do not need a separate policy for damage from volcanic eruptions. Spoiled food, if rotted due to a power outage is covered by your homeowner’s insurance. Pet bites or attacks are also covered under a homeowner’s insurance policy. If you need to relocate during repairs after an event such as a fire, your hotel expenses can be covered.



