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Shimmer Spa announces its newest skin care products made with gentle, plant-based ingredients, available September 7
Advancements in skincare product formulations have tilted the landscape in favor of those looking to improve and protect their skin health and appearance. For the past 15 years, local organic skincare guru and esthetician Melanie Rongone has enjoyed a front seat at the show. This month the owner of Shimmer Spa adds “product developer” to...
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Four area high school seniors were recently awarded $1,000 scholarships toward furthering their education, in memory of Jacob Goss
It all started with a little boy who inspired and encouraged every person who crossed his path in his brief time on earth. In November 2012, Jacob Goss was diagnosed with brain cancer. After four years of treatments at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Jacob lost his battle to cancer and gained his angel wings on...
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The City of Green’s eight 5K races (and fun walks) are attracting participants from around the region
The City of Green is making it easy for walkers and runners from all over the region to participate in eight different races held within the city. It’s the 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 organization. In addition...
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Dental and vision coverage
Some people think they don’t need dental or vision coverage and end up shocked when costly problems arise. The health of your mouth is connected to virtually every system in the body, which makes having a dental plan in place a smart option. And having a vision plan in place can be the key to having a healthy outlook. HealthMarkets...
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Have Pristine Clean clean and protect your roof—and get instant curb appeal
Look around your neighborhood and you’ll likely see a number of rooftops stained with black streaks. Those unsightly stains are not simply grime. They are made by an invasive algae called Gloeocapsa magma. And not only do these algae feed off your shingles, it’s highly contagious, traveling in the wind from rooftop to...
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