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Final costs preparation
Nobody lives forever, which makes preparing for what’s destined to come an important part of your life, and the lives of your loved ones. Some people plan ahead for the grieving process and death, others don’t. And it’s the not planning that can have the greatest impact on those you leave behind. Instead of having the freedom to grieve...
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Gone are the days of hiding your light
Like the old Sinatra song says, “When you’re smiling, the whole world smiles with you.” The husband-and-wife team of Drs. Christopher and Jessica Sinick believe this wholeheartedly. They opened Sinick Family Dental in Medina seven years ago to ensure beautiful and healthy smiles through advanced dentistry and compassionate...
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At The Courthouse in Brunswick, throwing axes, bouncing around inside inflatables, and cornhole like you’ve never seen it played before make for the perfect out-of-the house adventure
Part sports complex, part indoor amusement park, all family-friendly fun—The Courthouse in Brunswick is the ideal destination for anyone looking for a little more excitement in their lives. Spaced throughout this sprawling 50,000-square-foot facility, you’ll discover eclectic venues, from axe-throwing (Lumberjaxe Alley) to obstacle...
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You don’t have to travel the world to enjoy a resort environment with all the bells and whistles, Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling can create one for you
When deciding which of the three they wanted to add to spruce up their backyard landscape —patio, pavilion, or pool—these Copley homeowners decided to do all three. Specializing in backyard entertainment spaces, Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling just finished this stunning landscape project that incorporates myriad hardscapes...
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Your basement wants to dry up and function the way it should and here’s how Olivieri & Son can keep it moisture-free
More than half of basements in homes have a moisture problem—and they are not just old homes. According to the American Society of Home Inspectors, many new homes will develop a leak in the basement within 10 to 15 years of being built. “All houses will develop small cracks when they are settling,” says Mark Olivieri, who, along...
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