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Traci's Back Door Boutique is bursting with sustainable style
Local style maven Traci Sarver opened Traci’s Back Door Boutique in April to appeal to super-savvy shoppers who share her love of adorable fashions, from athletic wear to evening dresses, coats for all seasons, designer handbags, jewelry and home goods, with a specialty in vintage barware. Aptly named (you go through the back door of...
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Bridge Street Local is a bakery, specialty home goods boutique, gourmet food emporium and art gallery packed with delicious treats and local charm
Equal parts bakery, specialty home goods boutique, gourmet food emporium and art gallery, Susan Scheutzow opened Bridge Street Local in Berea Commons last spring with the hopes of spotlighting local artists and artisans. The darling shop comes with a serendipitous origin story. Two weeks before last Christmas, Susan, who is an attorney...
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A Final Thought: Meet Mali
When we lost our dog Bogart last summer, I thought that was it for us. After 40 years of marriage, my wife and I would finally live dog-free. I was looking forward to it: Staying late in downtown Cleveland for dinner instead of coming home to feed a critter, sleeping late instead of getting up to take a dog outside, enjoying the smell of...
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University Hospitals Lake West Medical Center continues to grow, with two new neurologists on staff and a host of advanced treatment
To provide expert care close to home, the University Hospitals Lake West Medical Center opened a neurology clinic in August as an outpost of the UH Neurological Institute. “We have added neurologists to our Lake West staff to serve both patients admitted to the hospital and those with neurological conditions seeking treatment in Lake...
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University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center features a new gout clinic in Chardon
Once associated with kings who overindulged in rich foods and wine, hence the nickname “the disease of kings,” today gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis and a chronic systemic disorder that anyone can get, though men are still twice as likely to develop this painful disease. Rich foods and drinks are a factor in developing gout, as...
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