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By Dr. Karen Kantzes, Senior Audiologist, Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center
Hearing well is essential to communicating in all aspects of life. Social interactions, business dealings, and family relationships are
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Older Ohioans and their caregivers should take steps now to prepare for winter’s worst.
“About the only thing you can predict about an Ohio winter is that it will be
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Here are some helpful hints for sending your child to school ready to learn for the day, as well as organizational ideas for when they get off the school bus. ...
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Ring in the New Year with these kid-friendly events around the region. From apple juice toasts to noontime countdowns, this is a great way to celebrate the start of 2015 with the whole family. ...
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Laura Kichler, 13, is advocating for awareness and funding to support the Arthritis Foundation. Laura, diagnosed with juvenile arthritis, hopes that her involvement will help improve the lives of others living with the disease. ...
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Celebrating these holidays or thinking about getting a gift for a friend or family member? Here are some great ways to enjoy these holiday traditions. ...
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Here are some things parents should consider when purchasing these devices, along with ways to protect kids by making the following changes. ...
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Kids love board games. They're fun. They tell stories. And they introduce new challenges while letting players try out new roles. They can also teach life skills – math, reasoning, prediction, negotiation and more. Best of all, they make family memories for a lifetime. Those willing to do a little digging can find new, unique games that provide a wealth of family fun. ...
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Most kids have likely heard about embracing each other’s differences. However, when a child is bullied what can he or she do, especially those with special needs? Parents learn how they can help. ...
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The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage invites 6-12th graders to share an act of intolerance they’ve witnessed and detail creative ways they can help end bullying, discrimination and indifference in their community. ...
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