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Here’s why you should have Floorz under your feet
When you’re determined to be the best, you have to do things the other guys wouldn’t dream of—like build a 20,000-square-foot warehouse during a pandemic—so customers can have even more options than the ones you already offer. To some, that might seem crazy, but to Brian Erickson, owner of Floorz in Fairlawn and Strongsville,...
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After five years of remarkable service, The Renaissance of Richfield/Bath remains dedicated to community
Where we choose to call home matters, and the developers of The Renaissance of Richfield/Bath chose to build where it matters most. Lifelong residents of Richfield—John Troike of Troike Building Corp., in partnership with Mark Hemminger of Hemminger Construction Co.—built the 50,000-square-foot The Renaissance of Richfield/Bath...
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The Gutter Cover Company can free your gutters from debris, permanently
Unless your kids have a proclivity for landing their badminton birdies on the roof, there’s no reason why you need to be on a ladder, reasons Jim Carbone, owner of the Gutter Cover Company, installer of the unique Gutter Topper system. “If you need to climb a ladder to clean off your gutter protection system, what’s the point of having a...
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The fitness specialists at LifeWorks of Southwest General can help you pinpoint the best way to get fit—for life
Most of us want to feel good and healthy. But how do we get that way? The trouble for many people is cutting through the ongoing bombardment of fitness philosophies and fads to determine what exercise program is right for them. That’s where the fitness specialists at LifeWorks of Southwest General come in, suggests Karen Raisch-Siegel,...
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A Final Thought: If a tree falls in the forest...
Note on the March column: Thank you very much to the medical professionals who wrote in to help explain how a doctor might have uncrossed my ancestor’s eyes back in 1846. There were apparently several techniques, including “strabismus surgery,” which was introduced in the U.S. as early as the 1830s. This procedure involves cutting the...
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