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FROM OUR FILES Participants in the Gahanna-New Albany Relay for Life take the survivors lap at the start of the event Friday, June 8, 2012. (Chris Parker | ThisWeek)
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Affordable Care Health Clinic opens as primary care clinic in Gahanna with focus on one-to-one care Affordable Care Health Clinic 104 N. Stygler Rd. Columbus (614) 475-CARE (2273) AffordableCareClinic.com
Affordable Care Health Clinic is a new Gahanna based primary care practice. Its goal is to provide patient-focused, accessible health care (ages 4 to 106!) for wellness visits and physicals, acute illness, chronic disease management and injury treatments, all at affordable rates. ACHC is owned and operated by two local residents, Diann Nelson-Houser and Rebecca Shaw. They believe that health care is an essential right of all. We all know there’s a lot wrong with health care today. A typical experience involves going through an automated system to schedule an appointment; signing a clipboard at a sliding glass window; waiting a long time; telling your
problem to at least three people; waiting yet again; and finally getting a few minutes with a hurried health care provider who’s looking more at a computer screen than at you. Eventually, you get a prescription for a medication you can’t afford. You then check out with yet another person and make your co-payment and hope there are no more charges because your deductible is already high. Maybe that’s why you rarely go to the doctor and may have health conditions you’re ignoring. Does this come close to describing your experience? Imagine a different
kind of health care — you make an appointment with an actual person; if you’re very sick, you’re told to come right in; you arrive for your appointment greeted by a friendly “careesta”; your wait is minimal because there aren’t two or three people scheduled for the same time slot; the actual health provider takes you to the exam room and assesses you personally. If you need a prescription, it will be appropriate and affordable. Best of all, you won’t be shocked by the cost, because charges are known in advance and based on actual time spent with your provider. Clinic services include diagnosis, treatment and prescription for acute
Affordable Care Health Clinic provides patient-focused, accessible, primary care (ages 4 to 106!) for wellness, acute and chronic conditions at affordable rates. illness, chronic disease, women’s, men’s and children’s health, minor procedures, blood testing and other lab work,
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Announcing the Jeanne B. McCoy Community Center for the Arts 2012-2013 season Jeanne B. McCoy Community Center for the Arts 100 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., New Albany (614) 245-4701 www.McCoyCenter.org The Jeanne B. McCoy Community Center for the Arts is pleased to announce its 20122013 Season, already underway. The season offers something for everyone, from awardwinning musical and theatrical artists to an electrifying illusionist; from a smash hit children’s musical to a riveting National Geographic presentation and everything in between! The 2012-2013 McCoy Center is featuring two series offerings for patrons. Sponsored by Fifth Third Bank, the Main Stage Series brings together award-winning musical and theatrical artists with one of the most popular classical music radio programs on the air. Events included in the Main Stage Series are Franc D’Ambrosio’s Christmas in New York (Sunday, Dec. 2) and
NPR’s From the Top with host Christopher O’Riley (Friday, March 8). Franc D’Ambrosio, Phantom of the Opera’s “Iron Man of the Mask,” celebrates the sounds of the season with beloved holiday standards that evoke wonderful memories of Christmases past. From the Top with host Christopher O’Riley, the preeminent showcase for young musicians heard weekly on NPR, features the amazing performances and captivating personal stories of extraordinary young classical musicians from across the country. The McCoy Center is pleased to announce the new 2012-2013 SPARK Series. SPARK an appreciation for the arts in the young and young-at-heart with this series of family-friendly programming. Events
included in the SPARK Series are The Magic of Bill Blagg LIVE! (Sunday, Oct. 21), Severe Storms Researcher Tim Samaras (Sunday, Jan. 13) and Pinkalicious, the Musical (Sunday, Feb. 24). Called “simply amazing” by Chicago Tribune, The Magic of Bill Blagg LIVE! is packed with new mindblowing illusions and his trademark off-thecuff personality that make this show a great family event! Audience volunteers will levitate in mid-air, others will vanish in the blink of an eye and so much more! For more than 20 years, Severe Storms Researcher, Tim Samaras has been following his passion of chasing storms to better understand and predict their path. In this riveting presentation Samaras shares dramatic footage from his adventures and bits of scientific insight gained along the way. Pinkalicious can’t stop eating pink cupcakes despite warnings from her parents. Her pink indulgence lands her at the doctor’s office with
The Magic of Bill Blagg LIVE! (Sunday, Oct. 21) is packed with new mind-blowing illusions and his trademark off-the-cuff personality. Pinkititis, an affliction that turns her pink from head to toe — a dream come true for this pink loving enthusiast. But when her hue goes too far, only Pinkalicious can figure out a way to get out of this predicament.
Don’t miss the OffBroadway hit, live at the McCoy Center! Single tickets for these events are on sale now, but tickets are going fast! Many of the McCoy Center’s 2011-2012 events sold
out. Don’t miss out on what promises to be a memorable season at the McCoy! Tickets can be purchased online at www.McCoyCenter.org or by calling (614) 245-4701 (Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.)
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KEMBA offers Gahanna residents lower fees and better rates as a credit union KEMBA Financial Credit Union (614) 235-2395 www.kemba.org KEMBA Financial Credit Union is proud to call Gahanna home, and proud to have served central Ohioans for many decades. KEMBA first began as the credit union for Kroger employees, but has since grown to be the largest credit union in central Ohio, serving more than 65,000 members and 150 select employer groups. Since its inception in 1933, KEMBA has served the community as a not-for-profit financial cooperative, owned by its membership.
What does it mean to you?
KEMBA is not a bank, but more of a financial partner. In fact, because KEMBA exists solely to serve its members, not third-party stock holders, profits are returned to its membership in the form of lower fees and better rates. However credit unions, like KEMBA, offer all the same financial
products as banks. Unlike banks, KEMBA’s main purpose is to promote thrift by offering a wide selection of financial options. Decisions are made with the members’ best interests in mind and KEMBA representatives are always happy to meet with members to help them make the right decisions specific to their individual needs.
Convenient service
A common misconception about credit unions is a lack of convenient locations. However, many credit unions, like KEMBA, participate in a Shared Branching Network. Shared Branching allows credit union members to conduct account transactions at more than 4,900 credit unions nationwide. Plus, credit union members can utilize nearly 50,000 ATMs across the country as part of a surchargefree network. As part of KEMBA’s mission to offer competitive financial services that contribute
to the well being of its members and their families, KEMBA is pleased to provide credit counseling services to its membership. Certified financial counselors can help members examine their financial situation, and recommend solutions. Plus, KEMBA provides Retirement Planning and Investment Services to help its members create individualized plans to meet their needs.
Financial security much like a bank
Financial security is another benefit of credit union membership. Credit union deposits are insured up to at least $250,000 by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, similar to insurance at a bank; but KEMBA provides an additional $250,000 in private deposit insurance. KEMBA is a safe, solid and sound
KEMBA provides Retirement Planning and Investment Services to help its members create individualized plans to meet their needs. financial option for central Ohio families. When you choose a credit union over a bank, you will not only realize the benefits for yourself and your family, but you are also choosing to keep your money local. In fact, as a Gahanna resident, you are keeping your
money in your own back yard, doing your part to keep your local economy going strong. Credit unions pride themselves on being an asset in their communities, and KEMBA is proud to offer community support throughout central Ohio, and especially
in Gahanna. Credit unions are a smart alternative to banks because you are an owner, not just a customer. For more information about how KEMBA can assist you and why it’s a better way to bank, visit kemba.org.
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Freeze away body fat forever One hour . . . one session . . . one less bulge . . . one easy decision! Anne Therese Aesthetic Medicine 438 Beecher Rd. Gahanna (614) 855-4411 www.annetherese.com CoolSculpting®, an innovative technology that freezes away unwanted fat, is now available at Anne Therese Aesthetic Medicine, making it one of the first medical practices in Ohio to offer this breakthrough in noninvasive fat reduction. “CoolSculpting is an exciting new approach that is noninvasive and has shown significant results in clinical studies for removing fat without the potential risks and downtime of invasive procedures,” said Anne T. Stubbs, M.D. “I have found the procedure to be extremely effective, especially on resistant localized areas such as back fat, love handles and the belly fat. CoolSculpting is extremely comfortable and our patients are very satisfied.” Cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), CoolSculpting gently cools
unwanted fat cells in the body thereby inducing a natural, controlled elimination of fat cells. The science is based on a vast body of research that demonstrates that fat cells are more susceptible to cold and are selectively, painlessly and permanently destroyed. Starting several weeks after the procedure, cooled fat cells begin a process called “apoptosis” and begin to shrink and disappear. The body proceeds to naturally and gradually eliminate the cooled fat cells, reducing the fat layer. “I was one of the first patients to have the procedure done because the stubborn belly pooch I developed after having kids seemed to be getting worse as I grew older no matter how much I dieted and exercised,” says Sabrina Hughes. “I’m very, very pleased with my results – particularly for a noninvasive treatment. Within several weeks of my first treatment, I noticed my belly was flatter than it had been in years and my clothes fit so much better. I highly
“I was one of the first patients to have the procedure done because the stubborn belly pooch I developed after having kids seemed to be getting worse as I grew older no matter how much I dieted and exercised. I’m very, very pleased with my results – particularly for a noninvasive treatment … I highly recommend CoolSculpting, especially for people who have stubborn body fat that diet and exercise alone do not seem to help.” — SABRINA HUGHES recommend CoolSculpting, especially for people who have stubborn body fat that diet and exercise alone do not seem to help.” Unlike many other methods of fat reduction, CoolSculpting involves no needles, surgery or downtime. During the procedure, a noninvasive applicator delivers precisely controlled cooling to the treatment area thereby specifically targeting fat. Treatments last between
one to two hours. Patients can have additional procedures for more pronounced effects if they desire. On average, each CoolSculpting procedure results in an undeniable reduction of fat in the treated area, and patients can start to see results as soon as three weeks following treatment, with the most dramatic results occurring over a period of two to four months in most patients “Coolsculpting is the
CoolSculpting® is an exciting new approach that is totally noninvasive and has shown significant results in clinical studies for removing fat with no down time, no surgery, and no special diets. Most people see undeniable results after one treatment. Actual patient before and after photos showing actual results. much gentler, faster and safer procedure for fat reduction,” Dr. Stubbs explained. “Many who had shied away from even the minimally invasive procedures like Smartlipo are welcoming this new procedure because it allows them to target unwanted bulges with no downtime for recovery.” Dr. Stubbs said she’s had to add hours to her practice just to keep up with demand. Dr. Stubbs is a certi-
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Top 10 ways senior living can save you money The Worthington 1201 Riva Ridge Court Gahanna (614) 933-8640 www.holidaytouch.com Given the increasing cost of groceries, fuel, health care, utilities and more, living on a fixed income is rapidly becoming more challenging. Senior living communities such as The Worthington in Gahanna, one of Holiday Retirement’s 315 communities in North America, provide a convenient and valuable option for seniors. The communities allow residents to save by consolidating the majority of their regular expenses into one steady, affordable amount. Below are the Top 10 ways senior living at The Worthington in Gahanna helps you save:
1) Transportation costs Residents at The Worthington enjoy complimentary shuttle service (if they no longer wish to drive), which frees them of unpredictable fuel costs, vehicle maintenance and repairs, insurance expenses and the hassles
of public transportation. Instead, courteous drivers transport residents to appointments, on errands and to special outings.
located throughout the Worthington and are free of charge for all residents. Complimentary maid service also provides linen service and weekly housekeeping such as vacuuming and dusting.
2) Groceries/dining
The Worthington serves three chef-prepared meals from scratch daily in a restaurant-style dining room thereby controlling the unpredictable cost of groceries. Residents also avoid spending valuable time preparing meals, cleaning up or shopping in crowded supermarkets.
10) Preserving “emotional and physical accounts”
3) Utilities
The cost of utilities and cable TV are ever increasing. An allinclusive independent retirement lifestyle at the Worthington combines cable, and all other utilities except phone, into one convenient payment. Seniors will also find budgeting much easier without multiple, fluctuating bills every month.
do not offer any medical or nursing assistance, residents are welcome to use private home health care providers, some of which are on-site. This enables them to tailor services to meet their specific needs and avoid paying for any additional, unnecessary services.
5) Home maintenance
4) Flexibility
Home repairs and upkeep are both timeconsuming and costly. The Worthington features a handy maintenance technician on-site who can efficiently respond to any needs and makes certain the community’s grounds are beautifully
Unlike most other senior living options, The Worthington does not require prohibitive buy-in fees or long-term contracts. Each rental agreement is month-tomonth. While Holiday Retirement communities
manicured at all times.
6) Travel lodging
Holiday Retirement’s exclusive travel program allows residents to stay free of charge in a guest suite at nearly all of its more than 315 communities throughout North America.
7) Entertainment
The Worthington offers plenty of ways to have fun, including a billiards lounge and game room, TV and media room with Nintendo Wii or private dining rooms for special occasions. Holiday Retirement’s enrichment program also provides residents daily
activities, entertainment, educational seminars, volunteer opportunities and much more.
8) Fitness memberships
Physical activity is a pivotal piece of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, but expensive and crowded fitness centers may not appeal to seniors. The Worthington conveniently offer on-site fitness programs such as group exercise classes, Walking Club or Bean Bag Baseball.
9) Laundry/ housekeeping
Washers and dryers are conveniently
People have three accounts that contain currency: A financial account, an emotional account, and a physical account. While Holiday Retirement communities can help residents save actual money in their financial accounts, perhaps the biggest gains come in the emotional and physical accounts. Residents benefit from a carefree environment, nutritious meals served daily, the security of a senior-friendly community featuring 24/7 live-in managers and emergency call systems, and increased social opportunities with friendly neighbors and peers. Call the Worthington at (614) 933-8640 for more information or stop in at 1201 Riva Ridge Court in Gahanna for a personal tour!
Why not grow young? The Worthington provides chef- prepared meals from scratch daily, an enriching social calendar, the comfort of 24/7 live-in managers and much more. Call 614-933-8640 or visit today to learn more about a fulfilling, independent retirement lifestyle.
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Columbus Academy hosting free Parent Education Series Columbus Academy 4300 Cherry Bottom Rd., Gahanna (614) 475-2311 columbusacademy.org Parents with young children are invited to Columbus Academy’s Early Childhood Learning Series, five free seminars by leading educators that will be open to the public. The first session on the morning of October 31 – titled “Changing Nature of Childhood” – will feature Dan Vorenberg, Academy’s Head of Lower School and Assistant Headmaster. “My discussion will reflect on the challenges inherent in parenting due to massive shifts in technology and economics,” said Vorenberg, who has led Academy’s Lower School (Grades PreK-4) since 2002. “These shifts affect the way every child and parent approach living and learning in the 21st century.” Next on the schedule will be a November 14 presentation by reading specialist Brelle Farrenkopf on “Supporting Your Beginning Reader.” She will talk about the normal stages of reading development and how you can assist your child in mastering those milestones. Whether you believe your child is struggling or just want to supplement your child’s literary skills, this program will be helpful.
If you go: All sessions will begin at 9:15 a.m. in the school’s Academy Hall, located at 4300 Cherry Bottom Road, Gahanna 43230. For further details, please call (614) 509-2220 or visit columbusacademy.org.
The third seminar on January 9, 2013, will focus on “Developing Independence and Self-Help Skills in Young Children” by Pre-Kindergarten coordinator Lisa Spolter. Her utilization of responsive classroom techniques and literacy workstations to provide handson learning and differentiation in her PreK classroom was captured in a video that can be watched at http://tiny.cc/ TeacherTalkSpolter. On January 22, first grade teacher Julie Simmons will present “Tech Time with Your Child.” Her TeacherTalk video (http://tiny.cc/TeacherTalkSimmons) caught the attention of CBS News producers and resulted in national coverage last May viewable at http:// tiny.cc/AcademyOnCBS. The final installment will
Reading specialist Brelle Farrenkopf (far right) will be one of five presenters at Columbus Academy’s Early Childhood Learning Series, which is free and open to the public. have JoAnne Adams, Academy’s physical education department chair, demonstrating “Physical Development Through Movement and Play” on February 5. The emphasis on healthy lifestyles is ingrained in Academy’s culture, where the mission statement promotes development of the complete person: mind, body
and character. All sessions will begin at 9:15 a.m. in the school’s Academy Hall, located at 4300 Cherry Bottom Road, Gahanna 43230. For further details, please call (614) 509-2220 or visit www. columbusacademy.org. Columbus Academy is an independent, coeducational college preparatory school
serving 1,079 students in PreKindergarten through Grade 12 from all over central Ohio. Families interested in enrolling for the 2013-14 school year should plan on attending the PreK and Kindergarten Open House on Friday, Oct. 19, and the Open House for all grades on Sunday, Dec. 2.
Student-Teacher Ratio at Columbus Academy Small classes mean more individual attention for each student. In addition, Columbus Academy Lower School students have weekly classes with specialists in nine different areas: art, computers, drama, library skills, music, physical education, science, Spanish and swimming.
Important Dates for 2013-14 Enrollment
To learn more about how we are preparing our students to succeed academically, socially and ethically, please call our Admissions Office at 614-509-2220 to schedule a personal tour.
For more details or to RSVP, call 614-509-2220.
www.columbusacademy.org
Pre-Kindergarten & Kindergarten Open House Friday, October 19, 2012, 9:30-11:00 a.m. Admissions Open House (All Grades PreK-12) Sunday, December 2, 2012, 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Academy’s TeacherTalk Video Series To learn more about Columbus Academy’s innovative curriculum and culture, or to simply take a glimpse inside our classrooms, please visit http://tiny.cc/AcademyTeacherTalk.
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Enjoy 25 plus kinds of fudge and more at The Chocolate Tree The Chocolate Tree 800 Mill St Creekside Plz Gahanna (614) 373-0100 facebook.com/pages/ The-Chocolate-Tree Come visit us at The Chocolate Tree. Inside our store, you will be delighted to find lots of homemade sweets and bakery items. We hand make all of our cupcakes, cakes, pies, cobblers, cheesecakes, cakepops and cakeballs. You’ll find lots of homemade cookies, frosting shots, scones, sucrose free candy and fudge, and gluten free sweets. We’ve just recently started producing fresh breads and other scrumptious pastries. We can provide fresh made breads and rolls for your everyday needs or holiday get-togethers. Hungry for fudge? We offer an average of 25 flavors at any given time. Make sure you sample our jalapeno fudge or our bubble gum fudge. We will be making pumpkin and pumpkin pecan fudge from now until after Thanksgiving. And you can always try a free sample of fudge anytime. If you have a special
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The Chocolate Tree is located at the end of the Creekside Plaza buildings at 800 Creekside Plaza-in downtown Gahanna. flavor just ask us and we can probably make it! We offer custom made cakes for weddings, birthdays, corporate events/meetings or any other special occasion. And you’ll find some amazing cupcake flavors stocked and fresh in our store everyday. Our Mountain Dew cupcakes are a favorite – what a treat! Some of our other flavors include one called “Ridiculous”, Red Velvet, Triple Chocolate, Pink Lemonade, Pistachio, S’Mores, Hot Cocoa – there’s one for everyone! Come in and enjoy our Cake Push-ups and our Cup-A-Cakes also. We’re a family business, owned by Sally Held. “My oldest two
granddaughters work in the store to help out. Other grandchildren help out on the weekends while my parents in Pennsylvania work hard to produce hand dipped chocolate for the store. One daughter takes care of all the business side of things while the other two daughters provide input for creative ideas and marketing plans.” The Chocolate Tree is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday we are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. We welcome you to stop in for free coffee and free fudge samples, anytime.
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470 Silver Lane Gahanna, Ohio 43230 614-855-8800 We don’t just straighten teeth, we change lives!
Trust your smile to a specialist James T. Hutta, DDS 470 Silver Ln, Suite A Gahanna (614) 855-8800 www.lovethatsmile.net Dr. James Hutta, who was recently voted one of the top orthodontists in Columbus, is celebrating 20 years in practice. Located in Gahanna, Dr. Hutta is a respected orthodontic specialist offering the latest technology to provide the best possible treatment for his patients. Through the use of the Damon bracket system, Insignia, Invisalign, Invisalign Teen, and computer technology, Dr. Hutta ‘s office ensures that you receive the best care possible. We spe-
cialize in braces for children and braces and Invisalign for adults. We are all about our patients! We recognize that every patient has different needs, and we will make you feel like part of our family. Our goal is to provide the best orthodontic treatment to give you your dream smile while making it affordable for you. We have flexible financing options and accept most insurance plans. We have a committed long term staff that will give you the time and attention you deserve. Call our office at (614) 855-8800 or visit us online at www.lovethatsmile.net to schedule your complimentary consultation. Trust your smile to a specialist and take that first step to the smile you have always wanted.
www.lovethatsmile.net Celebrating 20 years in practice!
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Shells are ejected from rifles during a 21-gun salute during a Memorial Day service at the Gahanna Veterans Park May 28, 2012.
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The Sea Lions’ Josh Weidemann competes in the boys age 12 and under, 50-yard breaststroke during the GCSL 2012 Championships in the Jack Florance Pool at Mongo Park Tuesday, July 4, 2012.
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Five-year-old Scottlynn Coleman competes in the watermelon-eating contest put on by the YMCA at Gahanna’s Freedom Festival on July 4. The event was held at the Gahanna Golf Course.
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You’re Invited to Oakland’s 32nd Anniversary
FALL FESTIVAL OF VALUES SPECIAL WEEKEND EVENTS
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October 13th & 14th, 12 noon to 4 pm
• Sales, Door Prizes, and All-You-Can-Carry Pumpkins $16.99 (At all stores) Columbus Store Events:
Delaware Store Events:
* Pig racing, hay rides, Woof-O-Ween dog costume contest & parade, fall family funhouse, kids’ games, special guests, Columbus Winters Farmers Market, dog shelter, face painting, pumpkin painting, Jupiter jump, and musical entertainment
* Jupiter jump, pumpkin painting, Dr. Insecta, haunted house, petting zoo, story teller, costume contest, live music, face painting, pumpkin carving contest, pie bake-off, & chili cook-off
New Albany Store Events:
* Live music, concessions, bounce house, kids’ games, pumpkin painting, fall container d much, much more! demonstration, and
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