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Put the pedal to the floor on your summer of fun at Foundry Social
Four words: Let the games begin. Make the Foundry Social, MAD Brewing Company and High Voltage Karting your summer starter kit. Just steps from Medina Square, the gaming, arcade and dining destination, which is housed in a historic 1880s foundry, is an excellent example of ingenious adaptive reuse that breathes new life into a...
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Maple Country Meats features fresh-from-the-farm meats and other products to create the perfect cookout
Wondering what to make this summer to elevate your eats and impress the guests? Fred Ahrens, vice president of Maple Country Meats, has some suggestions. This emporium of local, farm-raised meats (beef, pork, lamb, goat, chicken, ground beef, hot dogs, sausage), seafood and groceries stocks everything you need for rock star summer...
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On the freshly revitalized GOODTIME III, guests are treated to a fabulous on-board experience, and there is a packed schedule of special events happening this season
How deep is the water? Where’s the best place for lunch? What are the hours of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? These are some of the most common questions Captain Rick Fryan gets as President and Director of Fun for the GOODTIME III. And he’s ready with the answer to all of them. “Between the kids on school field trips, family reunions,...
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The Brown Derby in Middleburg Heights is prepping for a fabulous, fresh look with airy, contemporary updates coming this summer
In the spirit of reinvention, Brown Derby in Middleburg Heights is about to undergo a complete overhaul, from floor to ceiling, taking it from dark and dated to bright and modern. Owner George Abboud says an integral part of the renovation is building “garage doors” into the front façade walls facing the parking lot to bring the outdoors...
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Here’s what Blue Heron Brewery is packing its wildly popular feast in a glass with this summer
Thomas Haynes Bayly observed in his 1844 poem, Isle of Beauty, that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Many patrons of Medina’s Blue Heron Brewery have discovered, 180 years later, that absence also can make the appetite grow fonder—in this case a hunger and thirst—for the brewpub’s spectacular Hail Mary Bloody...
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