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Angela Gartner

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Angela Gartner has been the editor at Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine since 2014. She has won local and national awards for her features, columns and photography over the years. Previously, her work appeared in publications including The News-Herald, Sun Newspapers and The Chicago Tribune. She grew up in Northeast Ohio and is a mom of two boys. The whole family is busy every weekend with sports and finding new happenings around the region. She is also a board member and past president at the Cleveland Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. She loves reading, writing poetry and taking the family's Scottish Terrier on walks.

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2025 Elementary School Guide Listings

Education Magazine October 2014 September 2025
Are you considering a new elementary school for your child? Consult the Elementary School Guide for a listing of Northeast Ohio private and other school options for your child’s next educational step. ...
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Playhouse Square Children’s Theater Series

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From blasting off into space with Ms. Frizzle on the Magic School Bus to singing and dancing on a Día de Muertos journey and watching classic tales unfold in a new way, individual tickets for all shows in the Children’s Theater Series are now available. All performances take place at the Mimi Ohio Theatre. ...
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After School Decisions: Find the right activity for your child and family with these things to consider

2025 Editions August 2025 Magazine
After-school programs offer more than just a way to fill time — they can boost academic performance, leadership skills, and self-confidence. With many activities available year-round, families can find options that match their child’s interests and support their overall development. ...
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Swimming and Water Safety Tips for Families This Summer

Ages & Stages Health & Wellness June/July 2025 Pools, Swimming & Splash Parks Summer Fun Guide
 While swimming can be a great way for kids to stay active and cool off in the summer heat, it also comes with risks, especially for young children. We talk to Heather Trnka, injury prevention manager at Akron Children’s Hospital, who shares how to keep kids safe in the water. ...
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Summer Safety Series: What to know to Stay Safe with Fireworks, Sparklers, Grills and Fire Pits

Safety Summer
NortheastOhioParent.com spoke to Dr. Anjay Khandelwal, medical director of the Adult and Pediatric Burn Institute at Akron Children's Hospital about fireworks, sparklers, grills and fire pit safety for this summer season.  ...
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Game On with Andre Knott

2025 Editions Featured June/July 2025 Magazine
From the 2016 World Series run to a team name change, Andre Knott, sideline reporter for Cleveland Guardians Television broadcast, has been through a lot with the city’s professional baseball team. Knott shares his work life with the Cleveland Guardians and how he balances being a dad on-and-off the road. ...
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Your Aging Parent: 8 Books Dealing with the Caregiver’s Journey

2025 Editions Magazine May 2025
Here are some suggestions to help support, provide resources and recognize people who are balancing care for themselves and their aging loved ones.   ...
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Self-Love: Mama Goals

2025 Editions Magazine May 2025
Northeast Ohio mom and personal trainer Danielle Brickman O’Connor provides six tips for moms looking to return to a workout routine after having a baby. ...
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Sebastian’s Playground Opens in Solon Community Park Honoring Local 4 Year Old Who Passed Away

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Sebastian's Playground opened last Saturday in Solon Community Park, which honors Sebastian Botirius, age 4, who passed away in 2022. His parents created a non-profit organization, and with the help of its partners, raised funds for the all-inclusive playground. ...
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Maltz Museum Announces 2025 ‘Stop the Hate’ Contest Winners at Awards Ceremony

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Maltz Museum held its 17th annual Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out and Youth Sing Out Contest awards ceremony last Thursday where students from sixth through 12th grades read their winning essays, poetry and performed songs that represented standing up against bias and bigotry, along with a commitment in creating a more accepting, inclusive society. ...
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