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Planning for a pool? Here’s what you need to know about Imagine Pools selection and installation, from Candyapple Nursery and Landscaping
Which do you want first, the good news or the bad news? The good news is that Candyapple Nursery and Landscaping is the exclusive dealer for Imagine Pools in our area, offering in-ground fiberglass pools that are best-in-class. In fact, it is the only manufacturer in the U.S. to believe in its product enough to offer a lifetime warranty. The...
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Residents of Mapleview Country Villa enjoy no limits on living their best lives
As far as returning to normal after Covid-19, the general consensus seems to be…we’re getting there. The staff and residents at Mapleview Country Villa in Chardon are not just getting there but are getting a jump on the celebration—responsibly, of course. “Mother’s Day marked the start of National Skilled Nursing Care...
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Find out if there are healthcare savings in your immediate future
With the introduction of the American Rescue Plan Act, people who currently participate in an Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plan have the opportunity to make a change or save a considerable sum of money on their plan costs, if they act before Sunday, August 15. For about 80% of Americans, plans for $10 after subsidies will be...
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Why runners need to pay particular attention to the health of their feet
Last year, with gyms closed for a few months and the quarantine making everyone stir-crazy, running outdoors became America’s latest pastime—and it isn’t going anywhere. A recent study found that 73% of runners who picked up the activity during the pandemic plan to maintain their routine after it ends. Although running is excellent...
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Revitalize your kitchen cabinets for thousands less than a traditional remodel
Over the last year, the kitchen remodeling industry experienced a boom unlike any other. Everyone, it seemed, wanted to spruce up their interior space. But a shortage of materials combined with a difficulty in getting them and overloaded contractor schedules meant the price of remodeling went up—way up. One company decided not to...
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