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Many of us like the idea of writing a book, but doing it is another matter entirely.
To the rescue is Cleveland author and instructor Deanna Adams with The Writer’s
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Tickets are still available for Disney on Ice Presents Follow Your Heart, which runs Jan. 6-15 at Quicken Loans Arena. Be sure to visit Northeast Ohio Parent's Facebook page this Friday for a chance to win free tickets for your family! ...
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Cuyahoga County Public Library is collecting new and gently-used books Jan. 2-16 as part of a children's book drive to benefit Reach Out and Read and Cleveland Kids Book Bank. Visit any branch during normal library hours to make a donation. ...
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Organizers for the 21st annual First Night Akron reported that the event brought approximately 13,000 revelers to Downtown Akron to enjoy New Year’s Eve in a safe, clean and family-friendly
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Throughout this month, many Northeast Ohio venues will offer great activities and educational experiences specifically for homeschool students and their families. From topics such as writing and science to art and nature, check out the many options available. ...
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There’s just as much to do in the winter at Summit Metro Parks’ 16 open parks as there is during the summer. Take a look at this great video —
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The Blüm Study is a Phase 3 clinical research study for autism that currently is enrolling across the United States. Children ages 3 to 8 are eligible to enroll. read
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There's still time to enter "Stop the Hate - Youth Speak Out," in which students are challenged to detail how the community can become more accepting and inclusive. Each year, the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage gives out $100,000 in scholarships, awards and anti-bias education in connection with the program. Essays are due soon for grades 6-12. ...
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park announced plans to open a new Visitor Center in the village of Boston. The $5.9 million facility, slated to open in summer of 2019, will help orient newcomers to the park, and connect locals to its wide array of landscapes and programs. ...
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While winter break brings a welcome respite from the daily school grind, kids — and parents — might start to feel cabin fever setting in. If you need something to do, but still want to celebrate the winter season while staying warm and dry, try these indoor snow crafts and activities. Your family can get creative with these five Pinterest-approved plans for children of all ages and abilities. ...
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