What to Do, Where to Go, Who to See Over the Holidays? Find it all in our New Issue of Northeast Ohio Boomer & Beyond Magazine

What to Do, Where to Go, Who to See Over the Holidays? Find it all in our New Issue of Northeast Ohio Boomer & Beyond Magazine

Be on the lookout for the Nov./Dec. 2019 issue of Northeast Ohio Boomer & Beyond magazine, rolling out to newsstands and mailboxes November 15-22.

This festive issue will become your go-to guide for traditional and offbeat places to go and things to do as family and friends gather together for the holidays. You’ll also be inspired by our Volunteer Salute to ordinary people in our midst who do extraordinary things with their gifts of time and talent for others. Lively articles about food, films, photographs, Boomer lingo, grandparenting, health, finances and more will make great conversation starters, as well.

You can read the digital version right here and now: https://issuu.com/northeastohioparent/docs/boomernovdec2019

Find a free copy of the glossy print magazine at your neighborhood Marc’s Store, Discount Drug Mart, Giant Eagle, library or over 700 other outlets. Or sign up below to get the magazine mailed directly to your door. Either way, you’ll enjoy pages of motivating stories that will help you enjoy Better Living After 50, right here in Northeast Ohio!

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About the author

A Portage County resident, Estelle has been writing for Mitchell Media since 2016. She now serves as digital/associate editor of Northeast Ohio Thrive magazine. Her curiosity drives her interest in a wide array of writing topics and secures her enduring commitment to lifelong learning. She can be reached at [email protected].

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