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Reinventing the kitchen remodel with Tamer Construction
Earlier this year, Tamer Construction’s showroom—Cabinets & Designs of Ohio—celebrated its seventh anniversary by introducing a new kitchen to its group of to-die-for design-forward vignettes. “This kitchen features a lot of the current trends,” says John Tamer, who has more than 30 years in the industry. “Our customers...
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Here’s how to get more from your insurance benefits
When I do their complimentary healthcare coverage review, many people are surprised to learn about plan benefits they are paying for but not using. Simply put, they don’t know what their coverage covers,” says licensed insurance agent Bernie Davidson, of HealthMarkets Insurance Agency. “For example, they may have coverage for...
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By having your cabinets refinished, you can change the entire look of your space for a fraction of the cost of a remodel
Spend any amount of time swiping through photos of remodeled kitchens on Pinterest or Houzz, and you might find yourself turning citrus green with envy—or royal blue, canary yellow or any of the other on-trend cabinet colors of the moment. Rare, however, is the homeowner willing to take the financial risk associated with purchasing custom...
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Miles Farmers Market now offers F-Bombs, delectable chocolate truffles concocted by local teacher Shannon Frei
Always spotlighting local vendors, Miles Farmers Market just started to sell chocolates that are handcrafted in small batches here in Northeast Ohio. Its newest product offering, F-Bombs, are delectable chocolate truffles concocted by Shannon Frei, a teacher who traded her schoolbooks for mixing bowls. Every family seems to have their own...
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The history of making wine
Early history of African Americans first mentioned vineyard workers for Thomas Jefferson who had hoped to produce wines similar to the French style that he loved. “There is little additional history of African Americans in the growing of grapes or the winemaking process until 1997, when New Orleans native Iris Rideau started her vineyard in...
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