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Tips for Finding a Contractor

New paint, a few shrubs and a fresh doormat. Some home improvement projects are in the do-it-yourself category. A new patio, kitchen remodel or home addition, those are another matter for most of us. We've got a handy checklist for finding a home contractor plus descriptions of who can do what when it comes to calling in a pro. ...
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Help Paying for Medicare

Medicare is not free; there are premiums and deductibles. If you don't qualify for Medicaid and can't afford a Medigap policy, you may be able to get help paying for the costs of Medicare. ...
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Cleveland Zoo RainForest Reopens After Major Renovations

Remember steamy summer days? They'll be here in a few, short months. For a preview, head over to the Cleveland Zoo RainForest. The tropical getaway has reopened to visitors after undergoing renovations. ...
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Gardening Container Considerations

Every garden needs a focal point – something for the eye to focus upon. A container can be a very effective focal point, whether left empty or planted. Here are some points to consider when choosing garden containers. ...
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Visit Grandkids? Sure, Why Not? Here’s How

Proceed, but with caution! It’s important to remember the COVID-19 vaccine is most protective about two weeks after the second dose, and even then it’s not 100% effective. So, when you do plan your next visit with grandkids, masks and social distancing are still important. ...
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Holden Forests & Gardens Launches People for Trees

Holden Arboretum is kicking off an initiative to get 15,000 trees planted and cared for in Northeast Ohio by 2025. Grab a shovel and get planting. According to the Cleveland Tree Plan 2020 Tree Canopy Progress Report produced by the Cleveland Tree Coalition (CTC), the tree canopy continues to decline, and climate change will have the greatest effect on communities that already have the greatest need. Forested land and tree canopy are declining in both rural and urban areas. Pledge to plant a tree today! ...
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Slam the Scam Day: March 4

The Inspector General for the Social Security Administration (SSA) has designated March 4, 2021 as National “Slam the Scam” Day—an outreach campaign to raise public awareness of government imposter telephone scams. This is part of National Consumer Protection Week, February 28 – March 6, 2021. Share information about “Slam the Scam” Day with your clients, friends and family. Beat the scammers before they dupe you! ...
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Love Your Brain. It’s a No Brainer!

No Brainer Day is observed on February 27 each year to give your brain a rest. Essentially, this is a day to remind us that many problems we encounter on a daily basis have easy solutions, once we relax and aim to tackle them. This makes our ideal option appear like a no brainer! Read on for fun ways to engAGE Your Brain while celebrating this whimsical holiday! ...
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