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Enter now for your chance to win big and help wishes come true through the Home Builder Association’s Charitable & Education Foundation’s fourth annual “A Home for the Holidays” home give-away
The Home Builders Association Charitable & Education Foundation’s (HBACEF) fourth annual “A Home for the Holidays” is back for 2023, and this year the home is located right here in Avon. You’ll find it at 33678 Via San Angelo Drive in the beautiful Red Tail subdivision. The home will be open to the public for tours beginning Saturday,...
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Here’s how one local teen is working to honor fallen military members
The title “Gold Star Family” was initiated in World War I to distinguish a family that experiences the loss of a loved one in military service. Continuing today, any immediate family member, parent, sibling, spouse or child, receives a Gold Star from the Department of Defense to honor those who have sacrificed their lives for this country...
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Step into a human-sized version of Candy Land at Lake Metroparks’ Penitentiary Glen Reservation
The classic board game Candy Land—which debuted in 1948, instantly becoming Milton Bradley’s bestselling game—is surprisingly relevant for today’s times. There’s virtually no stressful strategy or pesky decisions to be bothered with. Players simply pull a card and move where it tells them to discover enchanted places. For...
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Continuing a legacy of giving
The recent passing of Sister Mary Donald, a beloved fixture at Our Lady of Lourdes National Shrine in Euclid, has left a wake of sadness and loss. “Her creativity and boundless energy made a difference in many lives in the community,” says Sister Phyllis Ann, who is head administrator of the shrine. “A Sister for the past 58 years, she...
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Students from Willoughby-Eastlake Schools have teamed up with area senior citizens to find common ground and help each other in innovative, resourceful ways
At Willoughby-Eastlake Schools, the level of outreach efforts to connect students with senior citizens is multi-tiered, creative and impressive. “Fostering connections with our senior citizens in the community is important,” says Superintendent Dr. Patrick Ward. “It helps us preserve the rich legacy of the district while also gaining...
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