Archives by: Margaret Briller
Margaret Briller
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About the author
Margaret Briller is a freelance writer from Northeast Ohio.
Margaret Briller Posts
Mindfulness and meditation are two ways of coping with life stressors. That means being fully present and aware of the here and now while keeping our minds quiet. ...
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Take the time to research the credentials of local therapists to find a good fit. Among the most important considerations are what is most likely to help you open up and feel comfortable and positive about the therapist. ...
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If you’re looking for holiday gifts, consider gifts that give back. We’ve got local places that will parlay your purchase into a charitable donation. ...
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From the sweet taste of funnel cakes to salty, fresh-cut fries, festivals and fairs extend the season of fun from now through early fall. Come on out to see, do and eat your way through Ohio’s midways and fairgrounds. ...
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Lucky for us, the efforts of influential early residents helped create a rich artistic heritage in the Heights, with neighborhoods like Larchmere and Coventry becoming eclectic, creative hubs. Today, the Heights are known for diverse and dynamic cultural scenes that benefit residents and visitors alike. ...
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Folks planning to retire — and those of us who already have a few retirement years under our belt — face interesting housing choices our parents never considered. Our residential options are wide-ranging, reflecting the needs and interests of people over 50, unlike nearly any other time in recent memory. ...
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Wherever you are on your retirement journey, the main objective is to retire comfortably with enough money for life’s next stage. If you are uncertain about your long-term financial plan, talk things over with a qualified financial planner. ...
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Supported entirely through donations, C.A.V.A. may not be as well-known as other groups that aid veterans, but its work packs a big economic punch for those who need it, especially here in Northeast Ohio, home to 130,000 veterans, many elderly, disabled or homeless. ...
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