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Dr. Rachel Delost is the newest member of the Apex Dermatology medical team to offer a caring and well-rounded approach to skin care
Most kids heading off to college are not sure what they want to study, but Dr. Rachel Delost already knew what she wanted to be when she was in the sixth grade. “When I was 11 years old, I knew that I wanted to be a dermatologist,” she says. “I had acne, warts and other skin issues, and my dermatologist not only helped my skin but helped...
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With Phase I at The Retreat at Rosemont completed, plans are underway to begin Phase II and there’s something new to love
At The Retreat at Rosemont, it is all about rightsizing, not necessarily downsizing. “We understand that when downsizing, homeowners still want all the luxury and accommodations they are accustomed to but in a smaller package,” says Katie Lancianese, president of New Leaf Homes, which is developing and building The Retreat at...
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Here’s how Exactly keeps the home-selling process on track
Just like the prices of everything from cars and gasoline to ground beef and fresh fruit have dramatically increased this past year, housing prices have skyrocketed. “The same houses buyers were looking at last year when house hunting may now be out of reach because of rising interest rates,” says Kevin Wasie, owner of Exactly real estate...
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The 19th Annual Butterfly Gala is a crucial part of the Stewart’s Caring Place mission to provide free services to anyone affected by cancer
Transformation. Hope. Joy. This is what a butterfly symbolizes and the reason it is a perpetual theme at Stewart’s Caring Place, from the colorful artwork in its lobby to the name of its annual gala. “Because they also are undergoing a transformation, the butterfly is so symbolic to all those who walk through our doors,” says Sarah...
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The accidental farmer nourishes Cleveland
Life has a unique way of leading one down the right path. Take Trevor Clatterbuck, founder of Fresh Fork Market. In his senior year at Case Western Reserve University, he decided to skip law school and pursue a career intending to be the Amazon marketplace of local foods, servicing restaurants from local farms. By 2015, Trevor moved to a...
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