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For anyone affected by Alzheimer’s or dementia, Cardinal Court and Greenfield Estates offer support, encouragement and someone to lean on
Guidance, listening, relating from experience. These resources, along with many others, are offered as support services to the communities Cardinal Court (Strongsville area) and Greenfield Estates (Copley area) serve. Cardinal Court and Greenfield Estates are area leaders in helping people with Alzheimer’s and dementia and their families...
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Rolling Thunder Window Cleaning & Pressure Washing safely and effectively cleans siding, roofs, concrete, windows and gutters affordably
We’ve gotten so much rain lately that The Weather Channel recently changed the logo in its website and mobile app to read, “The Water Channel.” While it may be a funny little PR stunt, the spring deluges we’ve been experiencing are no joke. Our gutters are overflowing, endangering our basements and foundations and creating tell-tale...
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Vista Springs Ravinia offers a true resort-style experience with catered independent living, assisted living and memory care
One of the best-known senior care communities in the Midwest is opening its 12th location this month on 15 lush, wooded acres in Independence. Vista Springs Ravinia offers a true resort-style experience with catered independent living, assisted living and memory care. “We live up to our philosophy, ‘Full of life,’” says Sheila James,...
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The Berea Depot Bar and Restaurant celebrates 3 years in business with a new summer menu and covered patio
The Berea Depot Bar and Restaurant is excited to be quickly approaching its third year in business. A new covered patio bar and the debut of a sensational summer cocktail menu will have you coming out, kicking back and soaking in the historic atmosphere. Situated about 20 paces from the CSX and Norfolk Southern railroad tracks, this vintage...
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Don’s Pomeroy House offers an innovative menu in an environment packed with historic charm
The same hospitality and charm that Gertrude Pomeroy extended to invite next-door churchgoers to supper in her mid-19th century mansion lives on today at Don’s Pomeroy House. Proudly overlooking Strongsville’s town square, the historical landmark that once served as a station on the Underground Railroad has earned a name for itself with an...
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