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Stan Hywet’s new Playgarden shrinks history to child size

Maggie Beynon’s joy was palpable.The 2-year-old beamed as she raced from electronic button to electronic button, setting off strains of organ and harp music with presses of her small hand.To her, it...

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What’s Up in the Sky: Astronomy for July

July brings us a unique opportunity to see the two largest asteroids, Ceres and Vesta, appear extremely close on July 13. They are actually 58 million miles apart, but appear to lie within only 2...

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Gloves can now come off in California kitchens

SACRAMENTO, CALIF.: The gloves are coming off in California kitchens.Gov. Jerry Brown announced Saturday that he signed AB 2130, which repeals a state regulation requiring restaurant employees to use...

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Unexpected turns befall Paris menswear shows

PARIS: Saturday’s installment of Paris Menswear Week was all about unexpected turns.Karl Lagerfeld distracted guests by getting on like a house on fire — very visibly — with Chanel’s powerful...

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Portage Lakes festival educates public about purple martins

coventry Twp.: A swooping bird caught the attention of Tessa Patton as she stood on the shore of the Portage Lakes’ North Reservoir.“One came close to my head! Did you see it?” the 4-year-old asked her...

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Faith offers valuable connection for Southern Dems

ATLANTA: Jason Carter, former President Jimmy Carter’s grandson, stepped into the pulpit of South Columbus United Methodist Church for a Palm Sunday sermon and offered a message of Christian...

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Kim Hone-McMahan: Wadsworth preschooler mistakes turtle for a dinosaur

Wadsworth resident Andrea Lovell took her preschooler outside to play and came face-to-face with a beast — well, sort of.“Oh my, a dinosaur!” shouted little Hayden.Lovell estimated that the snapping...

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Local history: Old barber witnessed Akron’s shaggy past

Akron barber George Isen­man measured time with snips of scissors and scrapes of razors. For nearly 70 years, he operated a popular shop at Main and Market streets.Among his famous customers were...

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Charity events — week of June 30

This WeekThursdayMedina Creative Housing Independence Walk — 6 p.m. at Medina Creative Living I & II, 1120 N. Huntington St., Medina. One-mile walk will go from Medina Creative Living I & II to...

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“Thin is in” on final day of Paris menswear

PARIS: The last day of Paris menswear shows celebrated the young waif Sunday, with Saint Laurent and Lanvin channeling the motto: Thin is in.Even rock star Lenny Kravitz was pushed back to a default...

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Tartt, Goodwin awarded Carnegie medals

NEW YORK: For the first time since researching her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “The Goldfinch,” Donna Tartt is back in Las Vegas.The occasion isn’t work, but another literary honor as Tartt received...

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La Crosse encephalitis Q&A

Q: What is La Crosse encephalitis?A: The La Crosse virus is spread by infected mosquitoes. Most people don’t have symptoms, but some rarely develop encephalitis, or an inflammation of the brain that...

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Girl beats odds after rare deadly reaction to mosquito bite

What started as annoying but seemingly innocent mosquito bites last summer sent Emily Kungli to Akron Children’s Hospital with life-threatening swelling in her brain.For nearly two weeks, doctors in...

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Guideline: Most healthy women can skip pelvic exam

WASHINGTON: No more dreaded pelvic exam? New guidelines say most healthy women can skip the yearly ritual.Routine pelvic exams don’t benefit women who have no symptoms of disease and who aren’t...

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There’s dark side to bright fireworks

Fireworks often epitomize summer and are a staple of Fourth of July celebrations.A study completed by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shows, however, that the bright colors often have a...

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‘Does It Work’ product details: Hurricane Spin Mop, Magic Mesh, Aqua Rug, HD...

Product: Hurricane Spin Mop Claims: The mop that spins away dirt What We Paid: $39.99 Available: Stores, TV, online Verdicts: Betty: Snap It Up Mary Beth: Snap It Up   Product: Magic Mesh Hands-Free...

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Does It Work? reviews: StufZ Stuffed Burger Maker, Potato Express, Perfect...

The kitchen has to be the most gadget-heavy room of the house.Some of those implements are true time savers. Some just end up as cupboard clutter.In today’s installment of Does It Work?, the two of us...

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‘Does It Work?’ product details: StufZ stuffed burger maker, Potato Express,...

Product: StufZ stuffed burger maker Claims: Make stuffed burgers like a pro! What We Paid: $9.88 Available: Stores, TV, online Verdicts: Betty: It Depends Mary Beth: Skip It...

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Does It Work?: Hurricane Spin Mop, Magic Mesh, Aqua Rug, HDVision Visor,...

For today’s Does It Work?, we put our testing skills to work in the home and on the road. In our roles as the Beacon Journal’s consumer and home reporters, we tried out five products that are marketed...

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Food Q&A: Ginger storage tips

Q.: What is the best way to store a piece of fresh ginger for later use and how long will it last?A.: You can refrigerate unpeeled ginger root, tightly wrapped, for up to three weeks, according to The...

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