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The City of Green’s remaining 5K races and fun walks are attracting participants from around the region
Five races remain in this year’s City of Green Great Eight Race Series, a collaboration between eight races that benefit local nonprofits. Since 2020, the series has raised more than $300,000 for local organizations. In addition to awards and swag provided by each race, participants who complete at least four of the eight races in the series...
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The 2024 Cleveland Chain Reaction winners will be announced in August, but first, let’s take a look at two recent winners
Cleveland Chain Reaction is a small business pitch competition that connects entrepreneurs to capital and mentors, and places new businesses in Cleveland neighborhoods. It’s a program of Cleveland Partnership’s Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE), and applications are now in for its seventh season. Soon, the top 20 businesses...
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Changes to short-term coverage
On March 28, 2024, the Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Labor and Treasury announced that short-term medical insurance will be limited in duration to three months with an optional one-month extension beginning September 1, 2024. These regulatory amendments further the goals of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by improving access to...
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Tours of this year’s Lake County YMCA Dream House are happening right now
Tour tickets to the Lake County YMCA Dream House have become one of the hottest draws of summer. Designed and built by ProBuilt Homes, the nearly 3,000-square-foot house is worth more than $700,000. Several of the region’s top designers volunteered their talent: Kyle Baker, of Kyle L. Baker Interiors; Samantha Bryan, Decorganize It;...
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Lake Metroparks emphasizes the crucial role of pollinators in food production and plant health, urging the public to support their habitats
The next time you bite into an apple, slice a tomato, or sip the perfect cup of coffee, appreciate that it wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of a trusty pollinator. In the U.S., pollination by bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and insects accounts for $40 billion in food and beverages produced each year, or about one in every three...
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