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Fairlawn’s newly remodeled Tito’s Mexican Grill specializes in authentic Jalisco-style cuisine
There is a popular meme going around right now that reads: “I don’t know the secret to happiness, but I tell you, I’ve never been unhappy in a Mexican restaurant.” Nowhere is this notion more apt than at Fairlawn’s Tito’s Mexican Grill. Yes, it may be the tequila that engenders such joy, but it’s also the festive nature of...
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Do you remember April 1977?
Photo: Wikipedia If you were in high school in 1977, you are likely approaching age 65, which is when you will begin making decisions regarding your Medicare options. To learn more about your options, give me a call to schedule a no-cost, no-obligation informational meeting. In the meantime, enjoy recalling these memories from April...
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About the only thing not on the social calendar at Ohio Living Breckenridge Village is home maintenance
Situated on 53 rolling acres of scenic parkland, the campus at Ohio Living Breckenridge Village (OLBV) offers a myriad living options—ranch homes, brownstones, apartments, rehabilitation and assisted living. “When residents move here, they are looking to get more enjoyment out of their days, to rise above the hassle of maintaining a...
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Navigating the journey of life
Not many people can say they’re following the same career path as their great-great grandfather. For fifth-generation funeral director Jeff Monreal, working with families to guide them through their journeys of grief and remembrance comes naturally. “I remember being a little boy listening in, outside my grandfather’s office, on him...
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Guhde Flooring America & Design Studio is in the business of making home improvement dreams a reality
With a spacious floorplan, an open-air rooftop perfect for sleepovers, a balcony to host dance-offs and a two-story spiral slide that descends into a luxurious pool, the dream home pictured here is iconic for good reason. When the phenomenon hit theaters last year, it struck a chord of fond remembrance, an existential trip to revisit a time...
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