HeyJaredJean-Marie Papoi
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A little fluff and a lot of love have this dog family feeling 'lucky' (opens the original)
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Early on a warm summer Sunday, Chesterland resident Katie Rendina unpacked an assortment of hair products and arranged them on a small table. She was prepping for her first styling job of the day, not a human but her 6-month-old collie, Lucky. “We're going to brush out any tangles he has, put in some products to make him look nice and fluffy,” Rendina said, as she prepared to pamper Lucky. This was Lucky’s first time competing for ribbons and bragging rights at the annual Regatta Classic Dog Sho
Norwalk Arts Center fills a void in rural Huron County (opens the original)
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When Vanessa Cook moved 45 minutes east to Norwalk from her hometown of Tiffin, she’d frequently drive by the old Norwalk Theatre but never saw signs that it was open. She asked Theresa Barcus, the director of a school musical theater program, what community theaters there were in town. “She’s like, ‘Oh, there’s none,’” Cook said. Both Cook and Barcus grew up in theater and knew the positive effects it could have on a person, no matter the age. They wanted to provide the same opportunities to th
Tips for starting an arts nonprofit from founder of Access the Arts in Medina (opens the original)
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Jane Back has been a teacher in Medina County since the late 1980s. When she was in high school, she loved playing musical instruments and participated in theater. “Then when you have kids, you kind of just give up things you love sometimes for a while,” Back said. Now that her kids are grown, she returned to an idea she thought of frequently over the years: Starting her own arts nonprofit. While Medina County may have more arts organizations than Ohio counties that are more rural, Back said she
5 things to do in NEO: Sankofa Black Art Expo, CrowFest and more (opens the original)
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Celebrate Black culture and creativity through visual art and film in Cleveland’s Shaker Square. The Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival returns for its 15th year with a full slate of films and events running Thursday through Sept. 25. Explore shorts, documentaries and feature length films that examine themes such as Afrofuturism, injustice, love and identity with opportunities to meet filmmakers and connect with the community. Friday through Sunday, the Sankofa Black Arts Expo returns for the
Artist and Cleveland Clinic team up to offer hope for people living with Alzheimer's (opens the original)
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When Molly McFadden’s mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in the 1990s, it was the beginning of a difficult and emotional 12-year journey for McFadden – not just as a caretaker but as a daughter watching her beloved parent begin to slip away. “I believe she saw the warning signs early on, but she didn't want to share it with me,” McFadden said. “She didn't want to share it maybe with herself.” An actress and a playwright, McFadden created “Living on the Moon,” a one-woman theatrical sh
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