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Candy Land Gone to the Birds at Lake Metroparks Penitentiary Glen Reservation
One of Mimi’s all-time favorite holiday traditions has nothing to do with tinsel or tree trimming—though it is jolly, merry and bright. If you’ve never been to Candy Land Gone to the Birds at Lake Metroparks Penitentiary Glen Reservation, you’re sorely missing out. Perfect for kids of all ages, teenagers, parents and, of...
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A brand-new website for $0 down and an affordable monthly rate
Many local business owners are unhappy with their websites, but don’t know where to turn. Some sites may have taken months to build and cost thousands of dollars yet they’re not what the business needs. Others may have been built inexpensively by a friend or family member who is now disconnected from the process. Still others were constructed...
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Five new suites at Ohio’s Amish Country’s Main Street Lodge feature gorgeous decor decked out by the designers at Sheiyah Market, just in time for fall color
The heart of Ohio’s Amish Country is the community of Berlin, and the heart of Berlin is the famous Sheiyah Market, which features 50,000 square feet of retail shopping spread over their expansive campus. Visitors from around the world shop the market’s eclectic collection of gifts, fashions, furniture, and accessories. Here’s how to...
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The team at North Royalton’s Living Tree Center for Healing is helping patients maximize their quality of life to help you look and feel younger
As we progress into middle age and beyond, our skin begins to show the effects of an extended life on earth—the forces hard at work to undermine our youthful beauty. Among them are gravity, sun exposure, and chemical additives in our food supply. Time robs our skin of collagen, the underlying structure that gives skin that soft, plump,...
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Students at Willoughby-Eastlake Schools build confidence in their creativity and imagination, all stemming from a simple dot
“Make your mark and see where it takes you.”—The Dot, by Peter H. Reynolds The transformative picture book The Dot tells the story of Vashti, a little girl who doesn’t think she can draw. She’s only able to make a dot on a piece of paper. To her surprise, the teacher asks her to sign it and displays it proudly the next...
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