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North Hudson March 2018 North Hudson March 2018 A Socialliving Publication for the Residents of Chadds Ford Ladies Luncheon March 7, 11:30 a.m. Larger & Vine RSVP: Angela.Stanley@ n2publishing.com CHADDS FORD RESIDENT, NOAH GOAD (RIGHT) Goes "Lacrosse The Nations" Story Page 20 YOUR STORIES, YOUR PHOTOS, YOUR COMMUNITY 330.472.4042 [email protected] TomWalpole.kw.com kw CHERVENIC KELLERWILLIAMS ® REALTY TOM WALPOLE 148 N Main Street in Hudson, OH 44236 Realtor® This Month’s KW Chervenic Featured Agent Carefree and cared for. There’s pure joy in our resort-style assisted living community. Start with a newfound freedom as you downsize your obligations and upgrade the quality of your lives. Vista Springs is a beautiful senior community that is vibrant, stimulating and Full of Life. Enjoy a cozy visit by the warm fireplace, share a sumptuous dinner with family in the gracious dining room or enjoy a night out with new friends. 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These businesses have gone through a detailed There is work for you to do. excited when I can drive in the snow. : ) Work and play and blow all day, selection process in order to be in Blow the winter cold away! With that being said, it was strange, but also wonderful, to be the newsletter and many are locally wearing light jackets instead of heavy winter coats outside in the The warm days this winter brought middle of January. We all wanted to be outside “while it lasted!” I owned and operated. Please consider with them early onset spring fever! found myself experiencing symptoms of spring fever. I wanted to giving them the opportunity to earn turn my face to the sun, let the fresh air in and go play! your business. Don’t get me wrong … I love winter! I love the beautiful white snow and Now it is officially time! March is quiet fire-lit evenings. I love the crisp here! So March, do your thing! Bring clean air. Spring! I even like driving in the snow! I I’m looking forward to sunny days, credit my father for that! When I birds singing and … seeing our won- was just learning to drive, he put me derful neighbors out walking! behind the wheel and took me out to empty parking lots where he pro- I’ll be seeing you! ceeded to tell me to “give it the gas” and then coach me on how to regain Malinda K.
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