Holiday Fire Safety
November 20th, 2023Unfortunately, the holiday season is a time of year when the number of house fires increases drastically. Here are 6 tips on holiday fire safety.
Holiday Posts
12 Grapes for 12 Months: An Unusual New Year’s Tradition
January 1st, 2015Across the world, many cultures have specific traditions to celebrate the transition from the old year to the new. In the U.S. and Canada, we associate New Year’s with the ball in Times Square, kissing at the stroke of midnight, resolutions, and singing “Old Lang Syne.” But for many Spanish-speaking countries, one of the key traditions has to do with eating grapes as fast as possible.
The Composition of Snowflakes: Are No Two Alike?
December 25th, 2014Here at Boehmer Heating and Coolingl, we’d like to remind you to grab a cup of cocoa and relax with your family this holiday, perhaps by crafting some unique snowflake creations of your own. We wish you a very happy holiday season, from our family to yours!
10 Facts You Should Know about Thanksgiving
November 27th, 2014Thanksgiving has been celebrated as an official holiday in the United States for over 150 years, so you may think you understand all there is to know about this family feast. Most of us have heard the story of the pilgrims’ first Thanksgiving in 1621 after arriving in North America on the Mayflower.
The Fashion of Wearing White and Labor Day
September 1st, 2014You may have heard about the fashion faux pas of wearing white after Labor Day. In the present, this tradition is usually treated as old fashioned and a joke. Few people will criticize you for wearing white articles of clothing after the first Monday in September, or even take notice of it except to wonder why it was ever a major concern at all.
The Famous Painting of the Declaration of Independence Isn’t What You Think It Is
July 4th, 2014If you grew up in the United States, you probably first saw John Trumbull’s painting of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence in an elementary schoolbook. This oil-on-canvas 12’ x 18’ painting hangs in the rotunda of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.
Who Wrote the First Valentine’s Day Poem?
February 14th, 2014The celebration of Valentine’s Day is often seen as a modern institution, even if the roots of the holiday go back to Late Antiquity and the figures of St. Valentine of Rome and St. Valentine of Terni. It’s difficult to separate our view of February 14th…
The Ball in Times Square
December 30th, 2013Whether you’re watching the ball drop on TV or have some other New Year’s Eve plan in mind, we here at Boehmer Heating & Cooling wish you nothing but the best for 2014. Have a safe and happy New Year!
Happy Holidays!
December 23rd, 2013Holiday greetings from Boehmer Heating & Cooling! We hope you are having safe and pleasant season, enjoying your favorite traditions for this time of year. We wish you the very best, and we thank you for your business this year.
The History of Thanksgiving
November 25th, 2013Thanksgiving is upon us: a time to get together with relatives, eat some great food, watch a little football or the parade, and stop to appreciate the good things we have in life. Beyond all that, however, there’s a fascinating history to the holiday and its traditions.
