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Winter Art Show: ‘Burroughs Nature Club (100th anniversary)’

This weekend is the opening of the Lake Metroparks Winter Art Show, “Burroughs Nature Club (100th anniversary)," which will be on display in the Nature Center at Penitentiary Glen Reservation in Kirtland. Embark on a visual journey through time via this never-before-seen unique and historical collection. ...
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Save the Date: 9th Annual Souper Bowl Party on Saturday, Feb. 6

The party, at St. Gabriel School in Concord Township, features a dinner of delicious soup, bread and salad donated by a host of area restaurants and proceeds benefit the St. Gabriel Food Pantry. ...
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Noodles of Fun: Chef Jonathon Sawyer brings the family to the kitchen with fresh ingredients and quality time

Chef Jonathon Sawyer and his wife, Amelia, co-own several restaurants around Cleveland, including the French-inspired The Greenhouse Tavern, Noodlecat, the Italian-themed Trentina, and food stands in the Browns stadium. Sawyer is equally passionate about inspiring kids — including his own — to eat healthy, whole foods. And not just for the sake of nutrition — it’s more about understanding where food comes from, preparing it together, and enjoying the meal as a family. ...
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Is Your Child Ready for Camp?

If your child is around 7 or 8 years old, this year’s summer fun can include sleepover camps. For first-time campers, going away from home isn’t always easy as they — or their parents — might not be ready. ...
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Kids Build Next Adventure at January Lego Club

Willoughby-Eastlake Library branches provide the Lego, and kids provide the imagination in fun building adventures. Club dates are throughout the month of January, so families can pick a branch and time that best suits their needs. ...
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Mentor Library’s Lake Branch has New Book Club for Kids

Ages 4 to 11 can participate at their own pace at this club. Each month, the Lake Branch will display books based on a theme for a range of reading levels. Inside the books will be suggested activities, discussion questions, and an art opportunity. ...
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Hudson Library’s Teen Room Gets Renovated

The Hudson Library & Historical Society's Teen Room is undergoing a refresh to incorporate new technologies, more visible display areas and flexible seating arrangements for individuals and groups. ...
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Preschool Children Give ‘Beds for Kids’

Last month, children from The Lisa and Thom Mandel Early Childhood Education Center at the Shaw JCC of Akron donated the entire revenue from their bake sale to Beds for Kids, a charity that provides beds and cribs for children at risk in Summit County. ...
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Bus Stop Sense: Keep Your Kids Warm and Safe in Frigid Temperatures

The winter months have crept up on us and the bitter cold of another Northeast Ohio winter will be settling in. Local moms give tips on how to keep children warm and safe at the bus stop. Also, find some helpful guidelines on how kids can safety go to and from school. ...
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Moving Up the Ladder: Is your Preschooler Ready for Kindergarten?

During the pre-k year, the primary goal is to prepare your child for kindergarten in all domains: socially, emotionally and academically. While there are no hard and fast rules regarding kindergarten readiness, there are some commonly-held expectations. ...
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