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Returning for its fourth year, the Crocker Kids Summer Event Series kicks off tomorrow with Crafty Kids from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Crocker Park in Westlake. This free, family-friendly event promises to deliver the fun with crafts, activities, custom balloon creations, face painting, prizes, giveaways, live entertainment and more.
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After a 30-year career with UPS, Chris Witschey knew she wanted to do some sort of volunteer work that involved children or dogs. Thanks to Akron Children’s Hospital’s Doggie Brigade
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This shabby chic burlap planter idea is a wonderful (and frugal) addition to any front porch or patio. It is simple, extremely inexpensive and absolutely adorable! Using burlap, twine and
... Changes are underway at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium, which is housed in the historic FirstEnergy Powerhouse on the West Bank of the Flats in downtown Cleveland. read more
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Teachers help shape the minds of our children and their futures. In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Northeast Ohio schools have selected a few teachers to recognize and show gratitude for all they do.
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Becoming a mother is something many little girls spend their childhood dreaming about. We swaddle our dolls, change pretend diapers, and fawn over our imaginary babies, secretly wondering when we
... A traveler arrives via DeLorean to a quaint town square somewhere in time, stepping out in front of an iconic courthouse. Amazed by his surroundings, the traveler sets out to
... It’s rare to find a high quality, locally-owned, brick and mortar toy store nowadays — after all, even that childhood staple, Toys R Us, couldn’t last forever. That’s why when
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There is an increase in the number of kids going into foster care due to the opioid epidemic. Child welfare agencies across Northeast Ohio are seeing firsthand the impact it has on the family unit when a parent is a substance abuser. Children are likely to be removed from that environment until mom, dad or both recover, or they could be placed permanently. Agencies are hoping new foster parents answer the call to help kids in need.
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Ten high school juniors and seniors competed for the title of grand prize winner at the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage’s 10th Annual "Stop the Hate Youth Speak Out" essay writing contest. The top 10 essays were read as students vied for a chance to win the grand prize of a $40,000 scholarship.
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