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The trendy-casual Sunrise Social is serving made-from-scratch brunches with exciting twists on the classics
I don’t know who first brought together the words “breakfast” and “lunch” to create the concept of “brunch,” but whoever did must have been thinking about a place like Sunrise Social. Brunch is not about the time of day you enjoy it (early morning to early afternoon). It’s about quality. So forget short order-style breakfast...
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ABC Equipment Rental & Sales helps get the job done
The delays that plagued the construction equipment industry during the height of Covid are still making their mark this year, explains Alan Zatik, who owns ABC Equipment Rental & Sales in Brunswick and Avon, along with co-owner Jamie Terpay. “If you want your equipment by the end of summer, it’s a good idea to order it now.” ABC has...
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A Final Thought: Well, Let Me Tell You. Back in My Day...
Every month when I sit down to write this column, my mind looks to the past for inspiration—elements of my childhood in the deep South, the glory days of the 1960s and ’70s, and comparing yesterday and today. I have to work hard to stay focused on the present, to write a column on artificial intelligence, for example, which I did back in...
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If your valuable landscaping plants are being destroyed by deer, En Garde Deer Defense is actually effective at keeping them away
Northeast Ohio’s beautiful park systems are among the best things about living here. From the Cuyahoga Valley National Park to the Metroparks to many municipal parks, there are plenty of natural spaces to walk, hike, bike, cross country ski, horseback ride, etc. Of course, one of the challenges of this proximity to nearly 100,000 acres of...
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Defeating dandelions and crabgrass
Crabgrass is sneaky. It germinates in early spring then sits in wait until summer to attack our lawns. That’s why a preemergent in the spring is so important to controlling this weed. “That first application in the spring is crucial because it helps prevent crabgrass seed from germinating in the warming soil,” explains Correy Petz,...
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