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Akron RubberDucks Baseball at Canal Park is back with entertainment galore and a slew of mouth-watering food items
With a full slate of special events, celebrity visits, amazing giveaways, fantastic food items and a home team that’s red hot, the gates down at Canal Park are open and things are officially “quack” to normal for the Akron RubberDucks. “Last year’s challenges made this spring’s opening day all the sweeter,” says Promotions...
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Finding the right coverage at your new job
Over the last year, many people may have found themselves permanently or temporarily out of work. With life as we know it back in full swing, a return to a previous job or the start of a new one may be on your horizon. If it is, healthcare benefits will likely play a role in your decision-making process. Some employers offer the traditional...
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Quality furniture doesn’t have to cost more
They say nothing succeeds like success. For The Cleveland Furniture Company—which has just opened its fourth store in four years with a Twinsburg location—that success is based on a mission to offer people better quality furniture for lower prices. “The pandemic pushed people to take a hard look around their living spaces and...
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Custom cabinets without breaking the bank
Barbara Kroll and her husband found a home they loved in Broadview Heights’ Macintosh Farms. Although the location topped their list of choices, they were less than thrilled with the interior of the home they purchased several years ago. As seniors on a budget with an eye for sensational home décor, the Krolls tapped into the expertise of...
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At Generations Senior Living, families are caring for families, it’s in their roots
The residents and staff at Generations Senior Living, with locations in Berea and Strongsville, are re-emerging from the pandemic restrictions and getting back to normal. As of Friday, June 18, Governor Mike DeWine removed regulations regarding nursing homes and assisted living facilities. This allows residents to have more than two visitors...
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