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Hearing loss and children
The doctors of audiology at Sounds of Life Hearing in Concord Township are experts in assessing the hearing of both adults and children. Helping children avoid future problems associated with hearing loss is a main reason Cara Donovan, Au.D., joined the practice in 2019. “I love working with children and I wanted pediatrics to be a focus of...
Read MoreThe Snowbelt Symphony Orchestra delights audiences throughout Lake and Geauga counties
As a high schooler in Geauga County, Greg Hillis had a goal. He wanted to someday conduct the world-renowned Cleveland Orchestra. Today, Greg has reached that goal—more or less. “I am conducting an orchestra that’s near Cleveland,” smiles Greg, who is executive director of the Snowbelt Musical Arts Association and conductor of its...
Read MoreThe Shaw JCC members of all ages are discovering new interests, making new friends and pushing themselves to new limits
Community, wellness, family. The Shaw JCC of Akron has stood for these three principles since its inception more than 90 years ago. “The goal has always been to be much more than a fitness center,” says marketing director Shannon Piggott. “Today, we continue to demonstrate those principles in everything we do, from the Early Childhood...
Read MoreBaseline hearing test at 50
The doctors of audiology at Sounds of Life Hearing in Concord Township are experts in comprehensive hearing assessment and care, and offer quality, affordable options for treating hearing loss. “It’s important to have a baseline hearing test and consultation, ideally beginning at age 50, before you’re experiencing a problem,” says...
Read MoreNorthern Ohio Wine Guild explains sulfites and hangovers
Holiday celebrations often equal overindulgence on food, family and, yes, alcohol. And with that last one can come the dreaded day-after hangover. “There’s a common misconception that when wine is the drink of choice, it’s the sulfites or other ‘additives’ that cause the headaches and other problems,” says Jim Sperk, of the...
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