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With the introduction of its now wildly popular day parties, Saturdays at Blue Heron Brewery have never been more fun
You needn’t wait until the evening stars emerge to begin your weekend festivities. At least not as long as Blue Heron Brewery’s popular patio is popping with its Saturday afternoon day parties. “We have live music from noon to 4 on the patio overlooking the spectacular Austin Badger Park,” says Ben Erjavec, executive chef and...
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Just as the name implies, The Hair Specialists includes experts in the field of thinning hair to help prevent, regrow and disguise hair loss
It’s only fitting that The Hair Specialists moved to a new location in a renovated, lovingly restored, 1950s home. Radiating welcoming warmth, the salon is cozy, comfy and chic. The original salon, which opened in Hudson in 2010, attracted people from across the country, as clients came from Texas, Florida, Colorado and all over Ohio for its...
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Moving to serve you better
Change is good. Growth is even better. This month, our office is experiencing both. After several years in our North Olmsted location, we’re pulling up stakes and putting down fresh roots. We continue to be dedicated to serving our customers in North Olmsted and surrounding communities. But now we’ll be doing it from a fresh new...
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Here’s how to reverse the aging process, with just two, 20-minute workouts a week
Cleveland institution in the arena of fitness studios is opening its doors in Strongsville next month. MaxStrength Fitness has made a name for itself by throwing out the rulebook when it comes to strength training. “Our demographic research told us that this community is a perfect fit with our core values,” says Jeff Tomaszewski, who...
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As kids head back to the classroom after the summer break, learning loss can become an issue, and Huntington Learning Center can help your child get to the head of the class
With students heading back to the classroom, now is a good time for parents to ask themselves if their kids are well suited for academic success this school year. Unfortunately, the “summer slide” phenomenon of students’ learning loss is a real issue. According to Scholastic, kids in grades three to five lose about 20 percent of their...
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