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Sept/Oct 2024

A Bucket List Trip: Share Before You Go

By Meg Pauken
November 19, 2024
Heading out for the holidays? Actually, any trip is a good time to make a what-if list before you head out. Here's what our legal expert says to include. ...
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The Show Goes On & On for Playhouse Square

By Mike Olszewski
September 17, 2024
The Square’s venues are historic and beautiful, but it’s the audiences that give it an advantage. The Broadway season ticket community here is the largest in North America; more than 40,000 strong. ...
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Do I Have Enough for Retirement?

By Bill DeMarco
September 17, 2024
Retirement is essential, but where do you start? It can be tough because figuring out your budget isn't an exact science and your needs will vary, based on your goals and other factors. ...
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Pop Culture Chronicles: The “Lost” Jerry Lewis Film

By Mike Olszewski
September 17, 2024
Jerry Lewis wanted to prove he could be a dramatic actor, but he recognized that his first attempt was a mistake: the 1972 film, “The Day the Clown Cried.” It’s been out of public view for years, but apparently, that’s about to change. ...
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Editor’s Note: Plunging Into Social Media

By Marie Elium
September 17, 2024
My social media mishap occurred like most poor decisions… between midnight and 3 a.m. I was scrolling through my TikTok feed, past playful golden retrievers and curly hair tutorials when I landed on a woman boiling a jar of Vaseline. ...
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Style Stop: Fall Fashion Trends

By Linda Peavy
September 17, 2024
The fall 2024 fashion trends take a cue from the past, offering wearable classic and comfortable styles for any occasion. ...
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Live Theater: Fall & Winter 2024-2025

By Marie Elium
September 17, 2024
The upcoming live theater season promises to be another good one. From all-volunteer productions to slick Broadway shows, the choices are plentiful for Northeast Ohio audiences. ...
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Tech Talk: Buy, Lease or Freeload?

By Tak Sato
September 17, 2024
Not long ago, we had to buy software applications to install on our computers; it’s called perpetual licensing. But for more than a decade, the software industry has been moving away from this business model and instead adding or outright replacing it with the subscription (leasing) format. ...
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