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Food + Drink
New York Style Pizza Dough
Recipe courtesy of Chef Lorenzo Pytlik of Lorenzo’s Culinary School in Lakeside, Ohio
In the CLE
Call of Duty
College student-body president
Marine with two tours in Iraq under his camo belt
Freshman state rep who knocked on almost 20,000 doors to get elected
High School quarterback.
Yeah, That's Josh Mandel - and He's only 30.
Fighting | My Friend
Shawn Porter, 20, fights people he knows at times. But until recently, he’d never boxed someone he’d call a close friend. When he did, two instincts — “fight to win” and “don’t hit your buddy” — went h
Life According to Les Roberts
After pondering the retirement of his main character, mystery writer Les Roberts is back on the case with the 14th installment of his Milan Jacovich series.
This Way Up
A new gravity-defying machine at Cleveland’s NASA Glenn Research Center aims to keep astronauts healthier by making outer space a better home away from home for the human body.
Entertainment
Stage Might
Cain Park offers $2 Tuesday concerts at Evans Amphitheater all summer long.
The Illusionist
Maggie Taylor plays with texture, color and pattern in Adobe Photoshop to create her layered, dreamlike images.
At Home
Living Luxe
This Ohio City home was gutted and rebuilt (all 7,000 square feet of it) with an eye to traditional luxury.
Outdoor Escapes
Landscaped “living rooms” have never felt so exotic. Gourmet kitchens, cozy fireplaces — you can get it all outside.
Style
The Fun House
Shoparooni is a treat for the pop-loving, toy-wild, shoe-crazy, T-shirt wearing kind who wants something different.
Travel & Outdoors
Health
All Smiles
If you want a perfect smile, cosmetic dentistry can help you get it.
Cosmetic Choices
Not ready to go under the knife? You’re not alone. Plenty of people are putting off the inevitable nip and tuck with less invasive alternatives.
Fountain of Youth
People in their 30s and 40s — even some in their 20s — are turning to cosmetic surgeries and procedures at an earlier age.
New Body BUILDING
After significant weight loss, more men are turning to cosmetic surgery to regain their former look.