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Passionately Putting Clients’ Best Interests First

Backed by more than 90 years of collective experience, broad expertise, and a deep-seated desire to see clients succeed, Keeler & Nadler sets standards high.

The Keeler & Nadler Team Not all financial advisors are created equal. They might have similar titles and offer similar services, but there is a wide spectrum in credentials, how they’re compensated, and whose needs they’re really prioritizing.

When clients choose Keeler & Nadler Financial Planning and Wealth Management, they can rest assured they’ve chosen wisely.

Keeler & Nadler adheres to the highest fiduciary standards—meaning they make recommendations in clients’ best interests, not just suitable interests. They aren’t motivated by commissions; they are motivated to see clients succeed.

“We have always put our clients’ interests ahead of our own,” says Founder and President Andy Keeler.

“We work for the good of our clients, not for ourselves.”

Credentials and Education

Clients of the firm typically have more than $1 million in investable assets. Very few have simple financial scenarios – and that’s a good thing. “I joke with prospective clients that I’m going to love working with them because their situations are so complex,” Keeler says.

The team relishes a good challenge because they’re robustly equipped to handle them. Their staff roster includes CPAs, CFP®s, an MBA, and an attorney. All three founders have taught financial planning classes at The Ohio State University—a service Keeler believes helps elevate the entire industry to serve the public as well as possible.

The firm also believes in the power of educating clients.

“One of the biggest determinants of an individual’s ability to build wealth is their own behavior,” Keeler says.

“Educating clients on how the market works gives them a good foundation for making sound financial decisions.”

Maximizing Each Client’s Potential

Because each client’s situation is unique, the firm aims to ensure there are no “missed opportunities” in a client’s portfolio. That might include tax efficiencies, social security strategies, insurance planning, or any number of strategies that will promote financial security.

“We look at all the pieces and arrange them so that they fit together for the client’s desired outcome,” Keeler says.

In the end, a job well done isn’t measured by the firm’s financial success. “It’s a hug, a hand-written thank-you card, and clients that turn into friends,” Keeler says. “Our firm’s success is proof that when you do the right thing for people, it’ll pay dividends.”

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Jazzercise still going strong!

Yes, you read that right. Jazzercise, the workout that was all the rage in the ’80s, is still around. Not only that, it’s reinvented itself as a hardcore dancecardio and strength-based routine that aims to rival the trendiest fitness trends.

But now, the nostalgia-inducing workout is on a mission to let people know that not only is it still here, it’s nothing like your mother’s Jazzercise. 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Jazzercise.

“We are constantly mixing in new moves, new beats and new classes to keep customers challenged and breaking through plateaus. People who try our workouts for the first time are often surprised at how intense they are. With a variety of workouts and calorie-crushing intensity, customers can expect to feel results to stick with it,” said Jazzercise founder and CEO Judi Sheppard Missett, Jazzercise Dublin is a Premier Fitness Center with 41 classes a week offering nine class formats taught by energetic and knowledgeable instructors. Add free childcare and changing rooms, Jazzercise Dublin is sure to meet your fitness needs.

Jazzercise Dublin Fitness Center customer’s unlimited monthly pass allows them to take advantage of a variety of class options 7 days a week.

Dance Mixx will torch fat, sculpt lean muscle and crush calories with the high intensity workout that mixes dance-based cardio, fresh pulse-pounding music with strength training.

Interval classes unleash the heart pumping, fat burning power of High Intensity Interval Training (HiiT). Get defined in all the right places with circuit based bursts of cardio and strength.

Fusion will supercharge your metabolism and blast fat fast. This circuit

based HiiT class fuses cardio pumping dance moves with muscle work. Rev up results with a total body workout.

Rock your Core with a cardio plus strength class designed to get you to your best body ever. Every move has a corecrunching focus to chisel your middle and target those v-line abs.

Strike hits cardio and muscles hard as you jab and kick your way through sweaty, pumping music mixes that end with a muscle blast.

Strength60 gets you confidenceinspiring contour and definition while you melt fat. A full 60 minutes of fat-burning, muscle-sculpting, it-hurts-and-its-worth-it strength training.

Other programs include Personal Touch bootcamp sessions to take your workout to the next level to zero in on key muscle groups for maximum fatigue and calorie burn using equipment including exercise balls, weights and tubes. These sessions help you improve body awareness as well as movement and strength training technique so you’ll get more out of every class. Junior Jazzercise is where kids have a blast working it out with new music mixes, high energy dance moves and fitness games created just for them. It’s all about fitness, coordination, strength, nutrition, confidence and fun!

Jazzercise Dublin Fitness Center is located at 4333G Tuller Road, just off John Shields Parkway. To find classes go to jcls.jazzercise. com/facility/jazzercise-dublin-fitness-center or download the mobile app: iOS or Android.

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Ohio State has two Veterinary Medical Center (VMC) locations to best serve Buckeye pet owners. Our campus location is near 315 and Lane Avenue at 601 Vernon L. Tharp Street. Our Dublin location is located at 5020 Bradenton Avenue.

Our campus location is comprised of three hospitals: one for dogs and cats; one for farm animals; and one for equine.

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“Where’s The Line?” campaign seeks to empower bystanders to take action on abuse First, take a moment to pat yourself on the back. Reading this article is an important step toward educating yourself about family violence and abuse. Where’s The Line? is a first-of-its-kind campaign that launched in 2015. The campaign’s goal is to educate the community about how to recognize and appropriately respond to signs of family violence and abuse.

Where’s The Line? is an active bystander campaign. But who is a bystander? In this instance, it’s anyone who thinks they’ve witnessed or suspected abuse, but isn’t directly involved in the abuse. Everyone will likely be a bystander at some point in their lives, whether that’s seeing their high school friend become involved in an unhealthy dating relationship, or seeing a child being verbally or physically abused in a grocery store. Where’s The Line? is meant to empower bystanders to take action by providing confidential answers and advice about abuse. Based in central Ohio, the resource line is managed by an Information Coordinator Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Individuals can call 844-234-LINE (5463), text 87028 or chat at WheresTheLine.info.

It is important for everyone to be able to recognize the signs of family violence.

Family violence is an umbrella term for child maltreatment and neglect, teen dating abuse, domestic violence and elder abuse. Unfortunately, it’s more common than you might think. Here are some nationwide quick statistics: • A report of child abuse is made every 10 seconds.

• 1 in 3 adolescents is a victim of physical, emotional or verbal abuse from a dating partner.

• 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner.

• In nearly 2/3 of elder abuse cases, the abuser is a family member (adult child or spouse).

So what do these numbers tell us? We all likely know or will know someone who is directly impacted by abuse. Sometimes, bystanders don’t step up when they see something for fear of being wrong. To that, we say, “But what if you’re right, and you’re the only person who will make the call?”

Now that we’ve got the basics covered, you might be wondering “What can I do to help?” Bystanders should remember the three “Rs” - recognize, respond and refer.

Recognize the Signs and Behaviors

Abuse can be physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, financial, digital or resource restrictive. It’s important to know that all types of abuse have something in common: power and control.

The Center for Family Safety and Healing provides details on how to recognize if a child, teen, adult or elderly person is being abused or neglected.

Signs of Child Abuse/ Neglect

• Unexplained or repeated injuries or bruising • Behavioral changes, such as a child being withdrawn, quiet or angry • Wariness of physical contact

Signs of Teen Dating Abuse • Giving up things that are important • Isolation from friends • Apologizing for partner’s behavior

Signs of Domestic Violence • Claims of being clumsy or accident prone • Tardiness or absenteeism at work

• Receiving constant harassing phone calls/texts from partner

Signs of Elder Abuse

• Untreated physical problems, such as bed sores • Caregiver’s refusal to allow anyone to see the elder alone • Unusual weight loss, malnutrition or dehydration

Visit WheresTheLine.info/ signs to learn more about signs of abuse.

Respond Appropriately

It’s important to consider your own safety first, as well as the safety of others, when you feel that a situation may escalate and become violent or dangerous. For example, if you see a couple arguing in a restaurant, and one of the partners begins slamming objects and making threats to the other partner, it wouldn’t be safe for you or other bystanders to directly intervene. In a violent situation, responding can mean calling 911 or security. However, if there is a scenario where your friend might be in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, responding might mean talking to your friend one-on-one, letting him or her know you’re concerned about their well-being and safety, and addressing the unhealthy behaviors that you’ve witnessed.

When thinking about responding to an act of abuse or violence, think to yourself, “If it was my friend or family member who was being abused in this situation, would I want someone to act?”

So now, you’ve learned that you need to first be able to recognize the signs and behaviors of abuse and family violence, and then respond appropriately, always considering your own safety and the safety of others around you. We’ve covered two of the three “Rs”. One more to go!

Refer to Resources

There are many resources available, both local and national, to help victims of abuse. For example, if you suspect

child abuse or neglect in your community, did you know that anyone can make a report anonymously to the Franklin County Children Services 24/7 Child Abuse Hotline by calling 614-2297000? Or, if you know a teen or young adult who might be in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, they can check out LoveIsRespect where advocates are available 24/7. To reach a LoveIsRespect advocate, call 1-866-331-9474, text “loveis” to 22522 or chat at loveisrespect. org. In this case, you might also go to a trusted adult, such as a parent or school counselor, to let them know that you’re concerned for a classmate.

Or maybe you know an adult in your life who is trying to leave an abusive relationship, but he or she isn’t sure where

to start. You can refer them to the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-7997233 or to the website, TheHotline.org, where there are advocates available 24/7 to provide answers to questions and help with safety planning.

If you’re unsure what to do when it comes to responding and referring, you can always contact Where’s The Line? for confidential answers and advice.

No matter the situation or who is involved, there are many resources available to victims and bystanders.

We all play a role in breaking the cycle of family violence and abuse. You can help raise awareness by sharing this article and our website, WheresTheLine.info, with friends and family, so that they too can become empowered, active bystanders.

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Fall is that busy time that we enjoy New furniture finds have arrived, which our outdoor space as much as our indoor promise to complement and add to many space. At Oakland Nursery HOME, we don’t think you have to spend a lot of time decors. Our accent pieces continue to excite to get your Home into the fall mood. and inspire, and our Home decor remains Oakland HOME has a charming fresh, comfortable and cozy. selection of fall accessories to help you Oakland Nursery HOME sits next quickly spice up your home. Gorgeous to Oakland Nursery Dublin’s Garden wreaths, pumpkins and fragranced candles Center and is connected by the colorful and help set the tone. Add one of our everfun patio space. We just celebrated our fifth popular witch or seasonal characters, a year. Thanks to all those customers who couple of pillows, sprigs of bittersweet and have made us a success. And if you haven’t your home will come alive. visited Oakland HOME, put us on your Oakland HOME also has the flameless 2018 fall bucket list. Hours are Monday candles, seasonal stems and swags, through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and wooden and copper trays, dinnerware, Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. vintage tools, pillows and life-like pumpkins. If you need great entertaining Oakland Nursery HOME accessories, Oakland HOME will make your 4271 West Dublin-Granville Road Thank you for advertising in Best Dublin next get together “come together” with Dublin,of Ohio 43017 This proof is for text, caption/photos and headline and layout may be slightly ease, including bread boards, serving trays, (614) 874-2400, in printed Thisand is your final proof; check itStore carefully winedifferent accessories, cake andversion. food risers askplease for the HOME and send us any changes/corrections by FRIDAY, SEPT 28.

Dublin Toy Emporium:

Spreading the love of art, learning, and play through the Dublin community Owner Enas Lanham takes great pride in selecting products that enrich child development, such as wooden toys, learning games, puzzles, arts and crafts, and so much more. A former educator, Dublin is where she lives and has raised her family.

Whether it’s hosting a story time that educates children on how to show love and kindness to animals while teaching them responsibility of picking, owning, and caring for a pet, or incorporating songs, finger plays, dance, stories, and a craft, the focus for Enas is enrichment and growth. Dublin Toy Emporium offers a variety of learning toys and gifts for all ages and levels as well as different interests and price points.

There is literally something for any child.

Dublin Toy Emporium offers Kindermusik with Emily, designed to engage children in music and movement to make a lasting difference in their future.

Classes are 45 minutes in length and offered Tuesday morning and afternoon and Friday morning. Classes are for babies, toddlers and preschoolers and feature movement, singing, storytelling and dance.

Upcoming events include: Spooktacular Story Tales held on October 17 at 10 a.m. This all-ages storytime includes, rhymes, songs and other learning activities appropriate for ages 6 and under. Caregiver must attend.

Meet The Authors: Book Signing & Seminar held Thursday, October 25 will feature “Change Your Perspective & Improve Your Parenting” co-authors, Terry

Manrique and Jamie Stauss. The authors state that “Sometimes you need a little bit of knowledge to understand what your child is thinking and why they do what they do. Not understanding your child is what causes the challenges that you may be facing.”

Pet Tales, held on November 28 at 10 a.m., is an all ages story time that will educate on pet ownership and kindness to all animals. Cathy Krumholtz is a volunteer from Bear’s Angels (a program of the Tortorella Foundation) that supports the efforts of those who work together to aid animals in need of assistance that falls outside of traditional animal welfare services.

Please RSVP ahead of time for all events via email at dublintoyemporium@gmail. com or call 614-389-1467.

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mtek media – Preserving Memories Since 2006 Dublin native Mark Mahaffey founded mtek media in 2005 at the age of 15, and now, 12 years later, his business is stronger than ever.

Working out of an office in historic Dublin, Mark explained that mtek media offers two primary services.

First, they can take all of your VHS tapes and film reels and convert them to a DVD or a flash drive.

According to Mark, most customers come in with a grocery sack full of VHS tapes, but no equipment to play the tapes on. They realize these tapes will go bad after about 15 years, and if they don’t do something, their special memories will be lost forever. At just $13 per tape, it is much cheaper than other preservation alternatives.

The second offering works just like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video.

Imagine snapping your fingers and like magic, you can watch all of your converted VHS tapes on a private video channel, as easily as you watch movies on Netflix.

Utilizing a private channel, each customer has their own User ID and password. The private video channel is free. The customer simply pays mtek media to set up the private channel and upload the videos.

Mark went on to explain that most customers have not viewed their tapes in years. It’s always interesting when they watch old footage from a special vacation or birthday party. Often times, they forgot they even recorded these events. There are usually many laughs, and many tears. It’s a rewarding

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On the flip side, Mark also expressed how devastating and sad it is when he receives tapes that haven’t been viewed for a while, and they are ruined. Over time, tapes become dry and brittle, almost like a leaf in autumn, and there is nothing that can be done to save the tapes or the memories.

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Family Fall Festival in Dublin’s Historic District!

October 13 • 1pm - 4pm Get ready to kick off the best fall season ever in Dublin’s Historic District! Come to the district Saturday October 13th from 1pm to 4pm for the first Family Fall Festival, brought to you by your Historic Dublin Business Association.

The Family Fall Festival features happenings all throughout the Historic District, with vendors in Bri Hi Square and fun activities at many of Historic Dublin’s unique shops and restaurants – including a Magician!

There’s always something fun to do in the “HD” and that goes double on October 13th! Here’s a sampling of the vendors, businesses, activities, and sponsors you’ll find at the Family Fall Festival:

Vendors:

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Eleventh Candle Simple Times Mixers Pet Wants Macaroni Kid Propello Life Honeycomb Press

Boho 72: Pumpkin Golf with candy prizes , Harvest Beverage (for the adults), and Apple Cider (for all ages) Dean Insurance: Face painting Our Cupcakery: Fall Push Pops Toy Emporium: Craft and story time Terra Gallery and Creative Studio: Pumpkin spice waffle decorating and Collaborative harvest themed painting Johnson’s Ice Cream: “Scoops” the mascot and fall-flavored ice creams Vine and Tap: Lawn games and Sports on TV

Chili Cook-Off October 27

Calling all chili fans! October 27th brings the 10th annual Historic Dublin Chili cookoff. With your favorite Historic Dublin restaurants going head to head to see who has the best chili in the city, this is an event you won’t want to miss.

This event lets you visit seven of our gourmet restaurants, enjoy seven unique chilis and vote for the best while helping us raise money for the Dublin Food Pantry!

Participation Locations: Mezzo J. Liu Tucci’s Dublin Village Tavern Oscar’s La Chatelaine The Avenue

TICKETS ARE LIMITED! Get yours before they sell out!

When they are gone, they are gone.

Go to Historicdublin.org or find us on Facebook at Historic Dublin for more details and to get your tickets.

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Recycled Halloween costumes Nothing says Halloween like the perfect costume. Children may spend months thinking about what they will wear and how they can bring their favorite characters from movies, comics and books to life.

Billions of dollars are spent each year on Halloween costumes, advises the National Retail Federation. Many of these costumes are worn just once. The environmental group Recycle Nation states that Halloween costumes are often made with low-value materials like petroleum-based polyester and a mix of other materials. Financially savvy environmentalists may lament that Halloween costumes can be wasteful and potentially harmful to the environment. Recycling and reusing these garments can quell such concerns.

Use recycled materials

Pinterest is awash with ideas for turning different materials into homemade Halloween costumes. With a little creativity, boxes, paper bags, plastic water bottles, and more can be upcycled into costumes at little or no cost. Afterwards, costumes can be broken down and individual parts can be recycled.

Parents also can look for items around the house that potentially can be used to make costumes. An apron and a whisk is the perfect representation of a pastry chef. Wearing a pair of overalls and holding a hammer can signify a construction worker.

Swap and share costumes

Another way to get more mileage out of costumes is to swap them with other people.

This way another family can benefit, and the costume will not end up in the garbage after a single use.

Consider turning the idea into a fundraiser for a school or sports organization. People can donate their costumes to the cause, and then others can shop the selection and pay a $5 donation for a costume. The school or organization keeps the proceeds, and kids get gently used costumes.

Recycle where applicable

Petroleum-based Halloween costumes that go into landfills will sit there a long time.

Choosing costumes made from natural materials can help prevent this problem.

Clothing and textiles are notoriously hard to recycle, but some items on costumes may be recycled into new things. Theater groups perhaps can use pieces of old costumes to create wardrobes for their productions. Or children can use items for pretend play. Crafters with a creative eye may take apart pieces of costumes and turn them into artwork or home decor.

Sell older costumes

Try selling a costume through an online site like Craigslist. Many people are happy to get a discount on costumes that are in good shape. Otherwise, work with a thrift shop or consignment store. Costumes may bring in foot traffic for these retailers, and they’ll be happy to take costumes in good condition prior to the Halloween season. Accessories like tiaras, swords, hats, and cloaks also can be sold or swapped.

Halloween costumes are easy to enjoy, and those who want to think a little greener can find new ways to get more use out of costumes.

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According to Smithsonian.com, the Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating traces its origins to the Celtic tradition of dressing up as evil spirits at the end of the year. But unlike the trick-or-treaters of today, the Celts did not dress up for fun or in search of candy. According to Celtic belief, the dead and the living would overlap during the transition from one year to the next. Celts also believed that demons would roam the earth during this transition period. So Celts dressed up as evil spirts so the demons they believed were walking the earth would mistake them as one of their own. But it was not just the Celts who contributed to what Halloween has become today. Historians believe that trick-or-treating may also be rooted in the medieval practice of “souling,” in which poor children would go from door-to-door on All Souls’ Day and ask for food in exchange for prayers for the dead. Both Celtic traditions and the practice of souling no doubt contributed to modern Halloween traditions, but the Halloween traditions celebrants know today have been practiced for less than 100 years.

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Owner Bill Wymard set up his first aquarium at the age of 10. He had no idea that several decades later he would be keeping more than 500 aquariums. He had no idea he would still have the same passion and enthusiasm for fish that he did when he was so young.

With a degree in marine biology and an excitement about all things fish, it just seemed natural that the two would blend to make his lifelong dream come true. He wanted to build the biggest and best aquarium store in the country. With the help of his wife Sandy, many talented, supportive friends and family members, Aquarium Adventure in June 1997 opened its doors to rave reviews in Columbus.

www.aquariumadventurecolumbus.com Sandy Wymard’s experience in retail management, design and merchandising allow this husband and wife team to do what they both enjoy.

They are quick to give the credit of their success to the many people who have helped them along the way, especially their knowledgeable, talented, sincere and long-term associates at the store. They will tell you that they learn something new every day at Aquarium Adventure, and the openness to learning new things energizes them.

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7 uses for fallen leaves By the time autumn hits full swing, many trees will have shed their leaves for the season, and the last vestiges of red, yellow and orange magic will have faded to brown. Raking, blowing and collecting leaves becomes the primary chores of lawn and yard maintenance, and presents most homeowners with large piles of gathered leaves to tend to.

It is impossible to count just how many leaves fall to the ground each year, or just how many pounds of leaves get collected curbside, but the numbers are substantial.

Cleaning up leaves is considerable work, but not all of those leaves need to be carted away. In fact, there are several different uses of leaves that can be beneficial.

1. Spread leaves as a protective mulch to cover tender perennials or root crops/bulbs in the ground. The leaves will form a natural insulating cover that keeps the soil and the plants within a bit warmer over winter.

2. Create a pile of leaves that will break down and form a crumbly, compost-like material called leaf mold. Even though leaf mold may sound like a blight, it’s actually a good amendment to garden soil, improving its structure and ability to hold water. Leaf mold also attracts beneficial organisms that are vital in healthy soil.

3. Brown leaves can be added to green materials in compost piles to improve the health of the compost being formed.

According to the healthy living resource Care2, the ideal ratio is 75 percent brown to 25 percent green materials in compost.

Turn compost piles regularly to aerate them.

4. Store dried, mulched leaves in a dry spot so they can be used in the spring as a weed barrier for spring plantings. They will keep weeds at bay and help retain soil moisture to ensure small sprouts have the resources to grow.

5. Use shredded leaves as a lawn

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7. Gather a few of the best-looking leaves and preserve them. Use an iron on a low setting and press leaves between two pieces of waxed paper until the waxed paper seals together. Or use clear contact paper to achieve the same effect.

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There’s something for the whole family in Historic Dublin It’s a fall Saturday afternoon, and you’re looking for something to do. You want to go out but don’t want to deal with the traffic.

So where do you go?

Chances are you’ve driven through Historic Dublin, but have you ever stopped and visited? With its wide assortment of shops, restaurants, parks, and historic buildings, there’s no place in the area quite like Historic Dublin.

This charming area has something for the entire family.

For kids there’s the Dublin Toy Emporium, full of unique and unusual toys; for Mom there’s Boho 72 – always full of the latest in women’s clothing.

Take a break from shopping to enjoy some of the best food in the area. Start with community staple La Chatelaine, with the best French cuisine imaginable (try the macaroons -they are to die for!). Or try Mezzo, with their incredible modern take on Italian food. Don’t forget

Tucci’s, with one of the best patios in Columbus – the perfect lunch spot on a fall Saturday afternoon. Across the street is Oscar’s restaurant and wine bar, and just around the corner are J. Liu and Harvest Pizzeria, two of Dublin’s favorite restaurants.

That takes care of lunch and dinner, but the fun is just beginning… because Historic

Dublin is home to countless places to soothe your sweet tooth!

Jeni’s Ice Cream and Johnson’s Ice Cream are two of the area’s best. Winan’s Chocolate has something sweet for everyone.

And Our CupCakery has a one-ofa-kind create your own cupcake bar!

If you’re hungry, you can’t go wrong with an afternoon in

Historic Dublin.

One of the best times to come out and see Historic Dublin is during the many Historic Dublin “Second Saturday” events, featuring Wine Trails, a Chili Cook-Off, and the famous “Slider Challenge”(to name just a few!). This October you’ll have an extra chance to experience all that Historic Dublin has to

offer. First is the Family Fall Festival on October 13th from 1 to 4 p.m. Featuring a market with local vendors and activities all through the district, this is an event that will help kick off the fall season for the entire family!

The second October event is the 10th Annual Chili Cook-off on October 27th from 1 to 4 p.m.

At the Chili Cookoff, restaurants enter their favorite chili recipes, competing for bragging rights as People’s Champion or Judge’s Choice. But you’re the real winner, because you get to try them all – everything from classic chili to unique recipes you’ll only find in Historic Dublin. You and your stomach won’t want to miss this event!

For more information about all of Historic Dublin’s shops, restaurants, and events, check the website at www. historicdublin.org or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ historicdublin.

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Natural ways to fight fall allergies As the days become shorter and the weather cools down, a new crop of allergy symptoms can arise, turning the autumn season into one marked by sneezing, scratchy throats and itchy eyes. Medications can alleviate such symptoms, but allergy sufferers may want to investigate some natural ways to beat allergies.

According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, ragweed is one of the more common triggers of autumnal allergies. Ragweed contributes to “hay fever,” which is a term to describe allergic rhinitis that occurs as a symptom of ragweed pollen in the air. Ragweed releases pollen in mid-August, and it can continue to be problematic until a deep freeze arrives.

Other sources of fall allergies include leaf mold and pollen that is present on fallen leaves. This gets circulated when people begin to rake or blow fallen leaves.

Classroom pets and chalk dust in schools (although chalkboards are largely a thing of the past) are other autumn allergens.

The good news is that many natural remedies work just as effectively as overthe-counter medications in regard to combatting ragweed and pollen problems.

Here’s how to beat the fall allergy blues.

• Stay away from pollen. Stay away from pollen and prevent it from being tracked indoors. Remove shoes when walking through the door. Take off clothes worn outside and launder them promptly, showering to wash pollen off of the body.

Use an air conditioner or keep windows closed when the pollen count is high.

• Increase omega-3 fatty acids. It is well documented that fatty acids are good for brain health and cardiovascular wellbeing. But these acids also may help with

allergies. A German study linked foods high in omega-3 fatty acids with the ability to fight inflammation, which is a hallmark of allergy suffering. Foods that are high in fatty acids include walnuts, flax, eggs, and cold-water fatty fish.

• Rinse off pollen. Use a mild cleanser to rinse the eyelids and eyelashes of pollen, as this is where it tends to congregate after being outdoors. Use saline spray to clear nasal passages of excess pollen as well.

• Take natural supplements. A study published in the journal Clinical and Experimental Allergy found participants who used tablets of the herb butterbar showed significant allergy relief after only one week. Select herbs from reputable manufacturers who certify them.

• Use eucalyptus oil. This oil is great to have in the house to help clear up sinuses and provide nasal congestion relief. Mix a small amount with coconut oil and rub onto the chest. There also is some evidence that adding a few drops of eucalyptus oil to cleansing products can help kill dust mites around the house.

• Wear a mask. When doing housework or yard work, wear a mask to reduce the inhalation of specific allergens.

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