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Olivieri and Son specialize in waterproofing foundations by digging down to the footer and then thoroughly sealing the wall before backfilling
After spending the past months in our backyards enjoying the pleasant spring and summer weather we relish in Northeast Ohio, we soon will be stacking up our patio chairs and heading back inside. For many families, this time of transitioning back indoors means heading down to the basement to find extra hangout space to gather with family and...
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The full-bodied Amarone wine
In late September through October in Valpolicella, in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy, grapes are harvested to create a rich, dry red wine called Amarone. “The corvina, corvine and rondinella grapes are destined for Amarone wine and are the last to be harvested,” says Jim Sperk, of the Northern Ohio Wine Guild. “They are allowed...
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A Final Thought: Thankful To Be Living In Northeast Ohio
I have family in Louisiana so just after Hurricane Ida hit the state I texted one of my cousins to check on her. Here is her reply (family names redacted): “Good morning. So here’s the reality. We have power. Yay. We have little damage. Yay. However, there is a 5+ hour wait to get gas. People are so desperate bc they have generators that...
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The Stewart’s Caring Place Butterfly Gala is back and the need for support is even greater
When Mimi Surloff founded Stewart’s Caring Place in 2004 as a way to honor her late husband and help other families going through their own cancer journey, she had no idea the far-reaching impact her nonprofit would have. Today the cancer wellness center serves thousands of families in 18 counties throughout the state and offers more than 150...
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At Tutu School Akron, kids can twist and twirl to their heart’s content while developing a love of dance
Celebrating its one-year anniversary this month, Tutu School Akron has been dancing its way through the pandemic. More than just offering a creative outlet, this dance studio provides a place where kids can be, well, kids. While dressing up in tutus or capes and learning to twirl, children ages 18 months to eight years old have a haven where...
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