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Hikers, bikers and nature lovers alike are invited to enjoy the recently completed first phase of Lake Metroparks’ new Lakefront Trail
The vast horizon of endless Lake Erie views is one of the many things that make this Great Lake so great. Basking in this awe-inspiring natural wonder has recently become easier and more accessible, thanks to the opening of the first phase of the new Lakefront Trail that skirts its shoreline. The public trail is an important step in a long-term...
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Altitude—the rooftop bar and restaurant at The Aviator Event Center & Pub—features delicious small plates, exotic cocktails…and an incredible view
Summer is almost is here and with it comes the return of outdoor dining. Here in Northeast Ohio, we love dining in the open air. Our winters are long and gray, our summers short and sweet, so every moment we spend outdoors is cherished, especially enjoying a cocktail and a fun meal with friends and family. One of the region’s most popular...
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Here are the 7 reasons to choose a professional power washing company—like Pristine Clean—over an inexperienced start-up
Power washing has become one of Northeast Ohio’s most popular annual services, including eliminating winter grime from siding, cleaning and sealing concrete surfaces, and making roofs look like new again. But which company you choose to do the job is important. In the wrong hands, a pressure washer can damage siding, windows, landscaping,...
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The Lake Metroparks ecosystem is home to a plethora of interesting cold-blooded creatures
What do Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford have in common? They’re both deathly afraid of snakes. But it turns out that despite the fear factor Hollywood tries to perpetrate, snakes, reptiles and amphibians are actually sensitive, docile, love to be around people and play a vital part in the ecosystem they occupy. Mimi caught up with...
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Students from Willoughby-Eastlake Schools reflect on 12 years of memories while preparing to say farewell to their alma mater
When our high school seniors move the tassel’s on their caps from the left to the right in a few days, they’ll be looking back on 13 years of memories. More than 550 students from Willoughby-Eastlake City Schools’ North and South High Schools will parade down the aisles at the Connor Palace downtown at Playhouse Square. The full houses...
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