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Food + Drink
Fashionable Flavors
This year's new blacks? Whites.
Feeding the Need: Crave
Crave
In the CLE
Fish 'n Chick
The new women's professional bass fishing tour is filled with anglers from the South. It has drama, intrigue -- and a zealous competitor from Chardon?
Kim Dregalla
Manager of Class C fireworks, American fireworks Co. in Hudson
Sex, Celebrity & Carnival Charm
Seventy years ago, the Great Lakes Exposition opened on Cleveland's lakefront, hoping to lift Cleveland out of the Depression with a mighty display of civic pride. but what really converted the lakefront from dump to dreamland land were....
The Agenda
Reds, Whites and Brews: A Toast to Literacy
The Golden Book of Cleveland
Whatever happened to the world's largest book?
The Riot and the Bad Address
When Hough caught fire in July 1966, reporters who'd witnessed its violence knew why. but no one, from desk editors to city leaders, wanted to hear it.
Your Ad Here
From the minors to the majors, corporate tie-ins span from the first pitch to the final score. We grade a few we've seen recently at Greater Cleveland sports venues.
Entertainment
A Tale of Two Operas
Cleveland opera and Lyric Opera have become Opera Cleveland, and opera lovers can't wait to see what happens next.
Beat it, Cleveland!
The second-ever festival of art and technology sounds off with 1,000 drums in Public Square.
Redefining Ingenuity
Follow-up fest freaks the streets.
At Home
Big Ideas for the Little Ones
When it comes to making room for the children in their lives, some homeowners opt for elaborately themed and carefully planned spaces that are anything but kids' stuff.
By the Numbers
A look at the figures behind home sales in the United States: What we're buying, how much we're paying for it and what it says about how we live.
Luxury for Less
Before you soak in all the big-ticket toys for your home (Toy Scout article), take a peek at some options that provide a taste of the high life at a manageable rate.
Not All Smooth Sailing
Can't afford life on the lake? Make yourself feel better by finding out why you wouldn't want to live there anyway.
Rooms for Improvement
We asked builders and retailers about modification and installation trends they're currently seeing in luxury homes for this room-by-room guide to high-end upgrades.
The Small-font Towns
Know much about Lakeland or Timberlake? We didn't either, so we set out for a drive.
To Live on the Lake
You can spend more than a million dollars just to get a lot in Rocky River. You can buy a historic estate fro double that in Bratenahl (but brace yourself for heating bills). You can get it all -- private beach, huge new home -- for $2.5 mi
Toy Scout
A guide to gadgets, games and gear sure to get attention.
Style
The Sweet Spot
Walter and Linda Jorgensen have a buzz for bees. The couple's store at Olmstead Fall's Grand Pacific Junction has turned a hobby into a small business that sticks into your memory.
Travel & Outdoors
The Basket Case Diaries
At the annual Balloon Classic Invitational in Canton, our writer discovers she cab be footloose and fancy free -- even at 1,000 feet above the ground.
Health
A Fuller Front
Natural lift through breast augmentation
A New Nose
Restructure through rhinoplasty
Ask the Plastic Surgeon
Fresh Face
Lift years from your appearance
Lip Service
Pump Up Your Plump
Pearlier Whites
Make over your smile
Trim and Tuck
Get rid of 'the roll'
You, Only Better
jealous of Scarlett Johansson's perfect pout or Halle Berry's gleaming grin? Local plastic surgeons and cosmetic dentists can help you develop your own camera ready style.