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Solia Spa introduces icoone
For the past three years, luxury spas all over the world have been introducing icoone, a skin-care treatment developed in Italy. The procedure involves microstimulators in dual handsets that deliver a vacuum massage via tiny pores. It’s a body-reshaping technology that works by stimulating connective tissue. And now a local spa has brought...
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Step into a human-sized version of Candy Land at Lake Metroparks’ Penitentiary Glen Reservation
The classic board game Candy Land—which debuted in 1948, instantly becoming Milton Bradley’s bestselling game—is surprisingly relevant for today’s times. There’s virtually no stressful strategy or pesky decisions to be bothered with. Players simply pull a card and move where it tells them to discover enchanted places. For...
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Students from Willoughby-Eastlake Schools have teamed up with area senior citizens to find common ground and help each other in innovative, resourceful ways
At Willoughby-Eastlake Schools, the level of outreach efforts to connect students with senior citizens is multi-tiered, creative and impressive. “Fostering connections with our senior citizens in the community is important,” says Superintendent Dr. Patrick Ward. “It helps us preserve the rich legacy of the district while also gaining...
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Two races remain in the City of Green’s Great 8 Race Series—Hallowin Race and Green Professionals Association Turkey Trot
Only two races remain in the City of Green’s 2023 Green Great Eight Race Series, so if you’ve already run or walked in at least three, you still have a chance to participate in five of them to earn your commemorative hoodie, in addition to awards and swag provided by each race. Last year the series raised more than $150,000 for nonprofits and...
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Now is your last chance to schedule a gutter cleaning before the leaves in your gutters become a frozen mass of debris
Fall is beautiful here in Northeast Ohio. Cool mornings and warm afternoons, sweaters and hayrides, the blaze of reds, oranges and yellows as the trees prepare for their annual leaf drop. But leaves don’t fall into neat, little piles. Instead, they find their way into your gutters. If you don’t clean this fall debris from your gutters...
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