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The Gutter Boys preordered more than 100 miles of Valor’s exclusive micro-mesh gutter guards at last year’s prices, meaning greater value and shorter wait times for Northeast Ohio homeowners
It’s no secret that many manufacturing materials are in short supply right now, and orders are backing up. Jobs are being delayed, postponed or outright cancelled. Home improvement contractors are being forced to tell homeowners it could be weeks or months before their projects can be completed. Anticipating just such a scenario, The Gutters...
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Here’s how Pristine Clean ensures every power washing job is safe and effective
When it comes to pressure washing your home, there are many good reasons to choose an experienced, reputable company, but one reason stands out: safety. Each year thousands of people find themselves in the emergency room after being injured by a pressure washer. That’s because the PSI of many machines is set so high it can lacerate human...
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Northeast Ohio cardiologist Dr. Terry Gordon’s new book reveals powerful lessons about the immortal nature of life...and the illusion death
When I picked up Dr. Terry Gordon’s new book No Beginning…No End: A Cardiologist Discovers There Is No Such Thing As Death, I assumed it would be an effort to convince the reader of the existence of an afterlife, perhaps using Einstein’s mass-energy equivalence as a evidence of the soul’s immortality. Yes, there is a bit of that,...
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Goodyear CIO Sherry Neubert is out to save your life, but this time it has nothing to do with tires
Sherry Neubert’s family medical history reads like a Charles Dickens novel: It is the best of times; it is the worst of times. On her father’s side are centenarians; Sherry has attended many family birthday celebrations featuring 100 candles on the cake. On her mother’s side the news is not so good; she has attended many funerals of...
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A Final Thought: Tales of Winter
It is mid-February when seasonal affective disorder peaks and I fall into the pit of despair—the cold, the snow, the grey skies, the still-short days. I try to go south in late winter, but not this year. Instead I’m headed to Traverse City, Michigan, to go ice fishing with some buddies. It’s madness, I know, but it’s on my bucket...
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