Magazine

What's your plan? Wait. You mean you don't have one? We can help. Read about ways to give your game plan some game. Our writer walks you through ways to shake it up a bit this year with a few simple steps. ...

Think your smart TV is smarter than you? Trust us, it's not. Our tech columnist will guide you through the ins and outs of streaming. Master that remote, untangle the cords and become a TV boss. ...

...

Get a Plan for the new year, new you! From getting your finances in order to finding a ride, managing your emotions and maintaining your best health, we've got practical advice for you. Leading the way is heart transplant recipient Christian Bernadotte, featured on our cover. ...

Get a Plan for the new year, new you!

From getting your finances in order to finding a ride, managing your emotions and maintaining your best health, we’ve got practical advice for you. Leading the way is Christian Bernadotte, featured on our cover. He’s a heart transplant recipient who has a compelling story to tell. Of course, there’s much more in this issue that you’ll enjoy, including a special section on parenting grandchildren.

Flip through these digital pages and be on the lookout for the print edition, coming soon to newsstands throughout Northeast Ohio (at Marc’s, Heinen’s, Discount Drug Mart, local libraries, doctor’s offices, rec centers and more).

...

Almost no movie is more aligned with Cleveland than "A Christmas Story." Take a few minutes to read about this iconic film and how it continues to live in the hearts and minds of Northeast Ohio residents. ...

Before the holidays become a blur of gift lists and obligations, make a plan to make them special. While long-held traditions like watching live performances of “The Nutcracker” or “A Christmas Carol” certainly hold their place, why not break the mold and start a few offbeat holiday traditions with your friends and loved ones? Northeast Ohio has plenty of fun and entertaining options from Thanksgiving through the New Year. ...

Nothing is more valuable than the gift of tutelage. Spending time to explain the features and functions while showing older adults how to use the gadget you give is good for everyone. Trust me on this. I’ve heard more than once about well-meaning givers’ gifts that were never opened because the recipient didn’t know what to do with them. ...