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The Akron Zoo is offering its annual Community Days for Summit County residents. During the months of September, residents can reserve free tickets to visit the zoo as a thank you for their continued support of the Akron Zoo.
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Explore the five pillars of brain health (sleep, nutrition, physical exercise, emotional well-being and cognitive fitness) and how you and your aging loved ones can take actionable steps.
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Big feelings are part of the preschool experience — and they can be overwhelming for kids and adults alike. Asking kids how they’re feeling doesn’t always lead to a clear answer. There are ways to help children describe their emotions using something more familiar and concrete.
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Whether you plan to pick your own fruit, enjoy a homemade snack or sample fresh cider, a trip to an apple orchard is the perfect way to experience the season.
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Between sports, performing arts, tutoring and more, there are so many options for activities to fill your child’s time after the last school bell rings. Check out the following programs designed to fit into a student’s schedule after school.
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This year’s LiveSpecial.com, an annual magazine for our inclusive community, "Access for All" features stories on accessibility resources and support at every stage. Find sensory-friendly options, technology tools, education, caregiving, travel tips and more!
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The male giraffe calf was born August 15 and is the newest addition to the zoo’s giraffe herd and a significant milestone in ongoing efforts to conserve this vulnerable species.
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Here's a look at our Back to School Bash series at Pinecrest Play Days, Fun at First & Main and Crocker Kids!
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Do your kids call their grandparents "grandma" and "grandpa" or did you choose an alternative name? Submit your answer and a photo for chance to win a family 4-pack to the Greater Cleveland Aquarium and featured in Northeast Ohio Parent!
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Summer is winding down and before we know it, school routines will take over. But there’s still some time to savor these final weeks of summer break and squeeze in a little more outdoor fun. Check out these family-friendly, end-of-summer ideas to close out the season.
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