The new Build It exhibit is now open at the Great Lakes Science Center. The open-space exhibit features many creation stations where visitors can participate in fun building challenges.
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Cleveland Metroparks Zoo recently revealed the birth of two Amur tiger cubs at its Rosebrough Tiger Passage. The cubs were born on November 6 to mom, Zoya, and dad, Hector.
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When it comes to setting a student’s schedule, there’s no one right or wrong answer. It depends on what a student wants to do after high school. For students considering Advanced Placement or College Credit Plus courses, the decision can feel even more complex.
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A good book allows teens to connect with characters and storylines that resonate with their own experiences and emotions.
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Spencer, a 7-year-old Rocky River boy fighting Leukemia, was surprised with a dream, sports-themed bedroom.
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An exclusive weekend of special offers, giveaways, discounts and raffles just for educators on Friday, Nov, 17 through Sunday, Nov. 19.
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While you're planning your holiday shopping lists, remember that many area organizations accept unique donations this time of year. For example, at Akron Zoo, you can give a gift to the animals!
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American Heart Association’s STEM Goes Red in Northeast Ohio offers local students a chance to learn about opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math while interacting with inspiring female experts and trailblazers.
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At National Parenting Product Awards (NAPPA), they unboxed, tested and played with lots of toys. And now, bringing you the best of the toys they love. Here's a few ideas for the babies, toddlers and preschoolers on your list.
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During the first few weeks of life, babies make a lot of strange noises. There’s crying, gurgling and burping, but one sound that puzzles a lot of parents is grunting. We asked nationally recognized Cleveland area pediatrician, Dr. Arthur Lavin why babies grunt and if it is any cause for concern.
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