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Akron Beacon Journal
Two holiday films shot in Medina get release dates
Christmas is coming a bit early for fans of holiday films and movies with Northeast Ohio ties. Two Christmas movies that used Medina and other Northeast Ohio locations as backdrops over last winter now have dates when they will begin streaming. Both films used Medina's Castle Noel Christmas Museum as filming locations. And both feature the same actor as the romantic interest. “ The Great Chocolate Date ” is set to begin streaming on Plex on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The movie directed by Lindsay Hartley weaves the tale of an overworked chiropractor who receives a decadent gift of chocolate. She sets out to find out the sender with the help of a local chocolatier and instead discovers some magic and love along the way. The film starring Harley Bronwyn and Ignacyo Matynia used locations around Medina's historic square, along with the interior of Castle Noel. Mark Klaus, who owns Castle Noel, said some set pieces, including a large chocolate globe, are now part of the museum's large collection of movie props. "We are super excited," he said. And it will mark the first time Mark and his wife, Dana, have appeared in a movie. The couple have made several appearances
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Step Into Luigi’s In Akron, Where Oversized Meatballs And A Guarded Sauce Keep Booths Full
The sauce recipe at this pizza joint is a guarded family secret, and it has stayed that way for generations. That alone makes me want a fork and a booth. The meatballs here are oversized enough to count as local lore. They show up on sandwiches and in full dinners.
mahoningmatters.com
From Nonna’s kitchen to the neighborhood pub: 5 must try Youngstown mom-and-pop joints
Youngstown is a city built on grit, heritage, and an unwavering love for good food. While corporate chains dominate the highways, the true soul of the Mahoning Valley lives on the neighborhood street corners, inside converted houses, and behind the counters of independent, family-run joints. From generational Italian recipes and...
The Alliance Review
Kiwanis pancake breakfast a hit in Alliance
Alliance Kiwanis Club's 68th Pancake Jamboree drew a large crowd to the high school to help the organization raise funds that boost students and citizens in and around the Carnation City. Volunteers handled all the jobs Nov. 7, from mixing batter, cooking sausage and serving pancakes. Students from Alliance City and Marlington Local school districts helped clear tables and responded to raised paddles that indicated diners would like more pancakes. The event is one of the biggest fundraisers in the Alliance area. Among the groups that receive funds from the annual meal are Alliance Community Pantry; Alliance High School Key Club; Alliance YWCA; Alliance YMCA; Alliance Elementary School PTO; Lexington Elementary K-Kids; Power of the Pen; Alliance Middle School/Marlington Middle School Builders Club; Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership sponsorship; Hot Stove Baseball; Alliance Hot Stove team; six annual scholarships; Greater Alliance Carnation Festival; Castle Crusaders Flower Garden; Alliance Parks and Recreation; Marlington High School Senior Recognition Dinner; Alliance Middle School eighth grade honors trip; Wreaths Across America; fifth grade student of the month; and Carnation City Players. This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Kiwanis pancake breakfast a hit in Alliance
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Get Your Holiday Shopping Started at Main Street Kent’s Sip & Shop
Maybe you’re not feeling the holiday spirit yet, but if you’re one of those people who doesn’t like to wait until the last minute to do your shopping, you can head down to Kent this weekend for the Main Street Kent Pre-Holiday Sip & Shop. It’s an...
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The Repository
'Really cool.' First Ladies building new $4.5 million museum in Canton
CANTON − David Lee and Jennifer George walked through an ordinary parking lot downtown and envisioned the future site of the new First Ladies museum and visitor center. They didn't see parked cars. They didn't see pavement. In their heads they saw a $4.5 million modern building that will also house the offices of what is now the National First Ladies Library & Museum . Lee, president and CEO of the organization, and George, director of development, will formally reveal details of the project at 9 a.m. Nov. 10 at a public event at the current location of the First Ladies Library & Museum, 205 Market Ave. S. "Come see project renderings, hear about our vision, and learn how this exciting next chapter will expand our national reach while creating a vibrant new destination in downtown Canton," the National First Ladies said in announcing the plans. "This new museum will bring more treasures from our collection of over 5,000 artifacts into public view, creating new opportunities to connect with the women behind the title." Lee and George spoke of the plans with excitement and anticipation and as an entirely new look for the country's only museum dedicated to honoring the
akronohiomoms.com
Why Your Garage Door Matters More Than You
If you’re a mom in Akron, your garage is probably the busiest entrance to your home. It’s where the grocery bags, soccer cleats, strollers, and school backpacks go in and out. Yet the garage door is one of the most overlooked parts of a house until it makes a loud grinding noise or refuses to open on a freezing January morning.
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Generations of Sweetness: Strickland’s Frozen Custard
The multi-generational, family-owned Strickland’s Frozen Custard has been in business for 90 years. Made fresh daily, the frozen custard is crafted using the special Strickland’s recipe, devised by founder Bill Strickland in 1936. The recipe calls for eggs, sugar, cream and other ingredients. Since then, Strickland’s ownership has...