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Quinn Johnston, of the Chodaczek Team at LoFaso Real Estate, is dedicated to selling Medina County
Quinn Johnston (pictured above) is a licensed real estate agent on the Chodaczek Team at LoFaso Real Estate in Medina County. As a lifelong Medina County resident, Quinn finds her clients the house they love in the area that she and her family are proud to call home. “I lived in the same house in Brunswick until I went to college,” says...
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Chippewa Place in Brecksville is celebrating a triumphant return to activities and a livelier spring and summer
March is traditionally associated with the color green, from St. Patrick’s Day to the arrival of spring. At Chippewa Place in Brecksville, celebrating the return to green is an everyday endeavor. “We’re still following Covid protocols, but it just feels like a rebirth around here,” says Alison Schillero, Director of the...
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Vent Heating & Cooling shares a little vintage comic relief
While a large flock of buzzards returns to Hinckley every March, this year there is one in particular to note—Binky. Born on a drawing table in 1981, Binky was created by Karl Kastl Jr., a former litho artist at American Greetings who drew monthly cartoons for the local Hinckley newspaper. Now, his son, Karl Kastl III, is bringing it...
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The Emerman Team at Keller Williams Realty Greater Metropolitan can help you sell your home now and get the highest dollar for it
If you’re thinking of buying or selling a home in 2021, the Emerman Team with Keller Williams Realty Greater Metropolitan in Bainbridge wants you to know that now is the time. The events of the past year changed work and home life in ways no one anticipated, and the housing market was no exception. “People are looking at their homes...
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The dynamic duo at The Dog Wizard can teach any dog new behavioral tricks
Cutting-edge dog training has come to Medina. This month, Aurelia & Steve Martin, who own The Dog Wizard Medina training service, are opening a new Training Center on N. State Road, five minutes from downtown. “With the record high number of canine adoptions last year due to the pandemic there is a greater need for dogs to be trained and...
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