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Put the pedal to the floor on your summer of fun at Foundry Social
Four words: Let the games begin. Make the Foundry Social, MAD Brewing Company and High Voltage Karting your summer starter kit. Just steps from Medina Square, the gaming, arcade and dining destination, which is housed in a historic 1880s foundry, is an excellent example of ingenious adaptive reuse that breathes new life into a...
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On the freshly revitalized GOODTIME III, guests are treated to a fabulous on-board experience, and there is a packed schedule of special events happening this season
How deep is the water? Where’s the best place for lunch? What are the hours of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? These are some of the most common questions Captain Rick Fryan gets as President and Director of Fun for the GOODTIME III. And he’s ready with the answer to all of them. “Between the kids on school field trips, family reunions,...
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Hikers, bikers and nature lovers alike are invited to enjoy the recently completed first phase of Lake Metroparks’ new Lakefront Trail
The vast horizon of endless Lake Erie views is one of the many things that make this Great Lake so great. Basking in this awe-inspiring natural wonder has recently become easier and more accessible, thanks to the opening of the first phase of the new Lakefront Trail that skirts its shoreline. The public trail is an important step in a long-term...
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Supporting veterans
The United States Submarine Veterans, Inc, is hosting the 2024 National Convention in Cleveland from August 19 through August 25. The USSVI represents veterans of the United States Submarine Force from: World War II, The Cold War, The Korean Conflict, the Vietnam War and the War Against Terror and has for more than 75 years focused on the...
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From the music of Rascal Flatts to Billy Joel to Taylor Swift, a free concert series is launching in Green
One of the City of Green’s top amenities is Central Park, which features the Community Hall, a gaga ball pit, a 1-mile walking trail, three ponds, a playground, a splash pad, and, of course, the amphitheater. But since the pandemic, there has not been an organized, concentrated effort to invite people to the amphitheater. That’s changing...
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