Mary and Joe Shurilla really hadn’t thought about owning a bed-and-breakfast until they were out walking one day. “We were taking a walk through the neighborhood and saw this Victorian home,” said Joe. “It was a duplex.”
Time to make the doughnuts, time to make the doughnuts. If you are too young to remember Michael Vale’s portrayal of Fred the Baker’s catchphrase in Dunkin’ Donuts commercials in the 1980s, you probably won’t understand. But Katy Chresos does.
Love and marriage. Love and significant others. It doesn’t matter what state a relationship is in, it is a slippery road to travel. Kaolene Metzger, a relationship/family counselor in private practice, helps to make the road less hazardous.
Things are speeding up at the North Pole, and Santa and his elves are busy getting ready for the holidays. Even Santa’s first children’s elf, Christopher Pop-In-Kins, is excited for them to come, because for him, it means being able to visit with children all over the world.
All work and no play makes for a boring person, but not Steve Pittman, managing partner of Bruner Cox LLP, a regional, full-service accounting and business consulting firm.
From working one-on-one with clients to doing administrative-type work, Rudi Hiney keeps busy every day. Hiney is director of the personal training and specialized exercise programs at the North Canton YMCA.
Jen Geh lives and breathes fashion right now. She and her friend Marcie Horbus are opening The District Boutique, a new women’s clothing store expected to open this month in Green.
It is difficult to define a day in the life of Michelle Hahn. She wears many hats, ranging from coach to teacher, to mother, wife, friend and daughter. Each of her tasks holds special meaning to her.
Social media is more than Facebook. Just ask social media maven Ryan Hollingsworth, director of social media for Grabowksi & Co., a marketing and communications agency in Stark County that helps businesses throughout Northeast Ohio and across the United States. She coaches businesses on social media with regard to the best practices and content strategies.
A day in the life of Dr. Alan Rudick, D.O., isn’t always 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Often, he is at Mercy Medical Center at the crack of dawn and doesn’t go home until he is through, which could be 9 or 10 p.m., depending on patient needs.
