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Reversing osteoporosis
Osteoporosis affects almost 20 percent of women and five percent of men, an estimated 44 million Americans. One of the risk factors for osteoporosis is physical inactivity. Called a “silent disease,” people often don’t know they have it until they fall and break a bone. It can be a scary diagnosis for anyone. The good news is, you...
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Summer parties made easy with Mr. G’s Pizzeria & Wings
It’s summertime, and that means parties—in the back yard, at the park, the pool, summer camp, at family reunions, church, picnics, graduation celebrations, even in the office. One way to make your celebration fun, delicious and utterly hassle-free is to let Mr. G’s handle it. The family-owned Italian pizza and wing shop offers large...
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The Stephen A. Comunale Jr. Family Cancer Foundation will host its annual The Event fundraiser to help those navigating cancer
The ability for someone undergoing cancer treatment and their family to focus solely on the care and healing of that patient is what the Stephen A. Comunale Jr. Family Cancer Foundation is all about. The Comunale family understands the struggles other families experience when navigating a cancer diagnosis, because they have seen it firsthand...
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At Northeast Factory Direct, the savings don’t stop at affordable kitchen remodels
During a recent gander around my cluttered home office, I came to the realization that some spacious and attractive wall cabinets just might be the ultimate solution to the unorganized piles of files, office supplies and other must-keep garbage that have accumulated across my desk and open shelves. Angelo Lardomita, Jr., president, cabinet...
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Northern Ohio Wine Guild explains reaping the reward of Brunello di Montalcino
Brunello di Montalcino is one of 14 or so clones of Sangiovese grapes that grow in the rocky soil on the hillside of the Tuscan village of Montalcino. Jim Sperk of the Northern Ohio Wine Guild says that Brunello di Montalcino is noted for its brown berries. The term “brunello” means “little brown one” in Italian, thus giving the wine its...
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