401(k) Day
A 401(k) is part of a sound retirement strategy. If your company offers one, are you signed up and contributing enough? Take time to see if you’re on track for your golden years!
Grandparents’ Day
Moms and Dads are great, but when it comes to unconditional love (and maybe a little spoiling), nothing beats grandparents. Here’s to them on their special day!
Patriot Day
To commemorate the lives of those who died in the 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Virginia and those who perished when the hijacked United Airlines Flight 93 crashed in Pennsylvania! We will never forget.
Hispanic Heritage Month Begins
The culture, history, and contributions of Hispanic Americans come alive with a rich array of literary and visual works from the National Archives. Celebrate (and learn) all month long!
National Voter Registration Day
In two minutes, Vote.org can get you registered to vote, or confirm your existing registration. It’s that easy. Don’t delay … the next election is on November 8!
Fall Begins
Unpack your sweaters and get ready for pumpkin spice versions of pretty much everything, because autumn is here!
National Coffee Day
Treat yourself to a latte, espresso, macchiato, cappuccino, or even just a plain black cup of joe. And throw in a biscotti or scone for good measure.
The trees may be shedding their leaves, but your garden can still turn out colorful blooms and fresh vegetables this season. Better still, you can lay the groundwork now for an explosion of spring blossoms.
These are general guidelines. To garden like a pro, check out your Plant Hardiness Zone and get specific tips for your region.
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