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Our Lady of Lourdes National Shrine will host its annual fundraising event with improvements in mind
When a statue, chapel and surrounding facilities and grounds near age 100, it goes without saying they could use some updating. And so it goes for Our Lady of Lourdes National Shrine in Euclid. In 1926, a replica of a shrine in France that depicts Mary’s appearance to Bernadette was erected from Italian marble within a lush grotto...
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Richards Maple Products features real maple in just about any product you can imagine. Here’s a sample of what’s in store
Move over pumpkin spice, there’s a new fall flavor of the moment. As we ease into the cozy cocoon of “sweater weather,” the ultimate comfort flavor of maple is making its way into everything from coffee to spices, sauces, snacks and more. But before you sit in a long line at Starbucks or Dunkin’ waiting for a maple-flavored latte,...
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Building muscle mass in the later years is crucial to overall health
The greatest commodity in 57-year-old Curt Lindsay’s life is time. As managing director of WestPoint Wealth Management, husband and father to four, finding the time to focus on his health is a real challenge. “Though I had set up a home gym in the basement, with a treadmill and weights, I hardly had the time to go down there,” he says...
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With myriad of advanced treatment options, a caring staff and her excellence, Dr. Danielle Shaper, of Finesse Footcare, specializes in taking foot pain away
Whether you’re a youngster with gait issues, an athlete or dancer with overuse conditions, a diabetic with neuropathy, or a senior with general foot pain, Dr. Danielle Shaper of Finesse Footcare in Lyndhurst has the expertise and advanced equipment to take the pain away and make things right. “This time of year, I tend to see more patients...
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No matter what the level of area emergency, Barbera Home Improvement has packed its crews with seasoned professionals who are ready to help—with no extended waiting
The tornadoes and dangerous storms of early August left homeowners contending with fallen trees, downed power lines and significantly damaged and destroyed roofs. In the aftermath, people reached out to roofing companies for help and found many of them so busy they were told the replacement job could take months to handle. But anyone who...
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