Looking for a great place to eat that also welcomes your furry best friend? Check out these best bets that blend fantastic food with comfy, spacious outdoor seating for you and your canine pal. From ethnic restaurants to pub fare to coffee houses, these local, pet-friendly eateries are spot-on. Bone…
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By Alicia Wanek “Believe in yourself. We believe in you.” For Alejandrina Guzman, this message of unwavering support from her parents has been a guiding principle throughout her life. With that confidence coupled with an infectious optimism, a genuine kindness and a selfless desire to serve others, this…
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by Lisa A. Beach Since my childhood days of reading comic books and Nancy Drew mysteries, I’ve always been a voracious reader. As the family bookworm, I earned the nickname “Booka” from my dad, who was a big reader himself. And my mom helped foster my obsession with…
There are many layers to the “sandwich” generation, those with the honor of caring for parents at the same time most are also dedicated to children. Taking a big bite out of the opportunity – yes, the opportunity, rather than obligation – can make it an easier bite…
By Asher Feltman At age 23, Brandon Ashley has played a lot of basketball. Not just basketball, high-level basketball. On some of the biggest courts under the brightest lights. The San Francisco native does a lot of winning. His senior year in high school, he led his Findlay…
“Oh you got to learn to roll with the changes” “Roll with the Changes,” REO Speedwagon; lyrics by Kevin Patrick Cronin By Karyn Brodsky Elementary to middle school or junior high is “like the biggest rollercoaster ride at the local amusement park – it can look scary and you…
“I’m in with the in crowd, I go where the in crowd goes” “The ‘In’ Crowd,” Dobie Gray; lyrics by Billy Page By Karyn Brodsky The transition from middle school to high school can be emotional, as well as academically difficult, as students who are now striving to juggle…