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Start your seasonal festivities with Fall Harvest Weekends at Lake Metroparks Farmpark
The numbers are in and it looks like one season wins the hearts of Americans by a landslide. A recent survey found that 45% of people named autumn their favorite time of year. (Eh, sorry summer, that’s nearly double the votes you garnered at 24%.) In Lake County, there are as many ways to celebrate fall as there are changing shades of...
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A Place We Belong
Deanna R. Adams is best known as a nonfiction writer of Cleveland’s rock and roll history, but she also likes to make stuff up. When she decided to begin her career as a novelist, she chose to write “rock novels,” because of her established platform as a rock historian. After those three books were published, she wanted to then take her...
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For students at Willoughby-Eastlake Schools, every person matters, every moment counts
Wondering why these cutie pies are wearing sunglasses? Well, it’s to demonstrate that their future is so bright, they gotta wear shades. Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools Convocation Day last month, when all 1,000 employees gathered at South High School to kick off the school year. It was led by students from preschool through grade 12...
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How much should windows really cost?
When it comes to home improvement projects, replacement windows can be one of the most confusing. Different companies offer different products, different pricing and make different promises. We asked Mike Farist, founder of Roofsmith Restoration, to help cut through the hype and give the straight scoop about how much replacement windows should...
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Have Pristine Clean protect your concrete and enjoy summer and fall in a beautiful, clean home
Cooler mornings, the rumble of school buses, the tweet of referee whistles all add up to one thing: Fall is almost here. And that means it’s time to clean and seal your concrete surfaces to protect them from winter’s freeze-thaw cycle. Pristine Clean founder Ken Wilson “Concrete is porous,” explains Pristine Clean founder Ken...
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