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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Outdoors Again!

April 2022 PUBLISHER

Brian Bailey | brian.bailey@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Emily Shea | emily.shea@citylifestyle.com

Springtime is upon us and that means “April showers bring May flowers.”

Or does it?

As I write this letter on the first weekend in March, the outside temperature is 70 degrees. That’s a bit more “lamb”-like than the traditional “lion” the Farmer’s Almanac taught me to expect at the beginning of the month.

Maybe you believe “a cow with its tail to the west makes the weather best” or that “a red sky at night is a sailor’s delight.” Whatever the folklore, April in our community is certain to bring us plenty of days to get outside and enjoy some fun in the sun.

In this issue of Canton Lifestyle, writer Chris Watson shares many ideas of things to do outdoors in Stark County. To many of us, Stark Parks is an underutilized gem of 15 parks, four lakes and 120 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails — totaling more than 8,000 acres of land. You might need the whole summer to explore!

And if you want to venture a bit further from home to Portage County, take notice of the waterfall on our cover. You can hike to Cascade Falls in NelsonKennedy Ledges State Park, a mere hour’s drive from Canton. A perfect way to enjoy your new 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan featured on pages 20-22.

But if you’d rather spend April on your checklist of outdoor home improvement projects, check out what we learned from Henry Yoder of ProCon Exteriors. He shares his professional insights on common roofing and home exterior issues. Henry is as honest and hardworking as they come.

Again, enjoy the great weather! I hope to see you around Canton.

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Realty Report

Stark Parks Has Much to Offer with Activities to Explore the Rest of the Year

20 Volkswagen Refreshes the Tiguan Local Dealer Has Popular Compact Crossover SUV on the Lot

24 Did Winter do a Number on Your Home’s Exterior?

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Located in the northernmost tip of the scenic Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park in Garrettsville, Cascade Falls is a unique waterfall that slides roughly 40 feet down the side of a rock face. Behind the waterfall is the small Gold Hunter’s Cave, which goes back about 50 feet.

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local experiences The best places and things to do in our area.

We love exploring — especially when it comes to exploring our own backyard. Don’t get us wrong, traveling to a tropical island or an exotic country is fun. But finding hidden gems in Northeast Ohio also has its perks. These are some fun, relatively local staycation ideas and experiences that are worth exploring.

Staycations GER VASI VINEYAR D: Gervasi Vineyard — while well known — is a must on any staycation list. Stay at their award-winning resort, take a winery tour, dine at their restaurants and more. 1700 55th St. NE, Canton, OH 44721 STEBBINS GULCH AT HOLDEN AR BOR ETUM: Stebbins Gulch at Holden Arboretum in Kirtland is a must-see. The arboretum is located just an hour and a half from Canton, and guided tours are offered. 9550 Sperry Rd., Kirtland, OH 44094 KALBER ER EMER GENT TOWER : Also worth exploring in the Holden Arboretum is their Kalberer Emergent Tower. The tower is 12 stories tall and offers beautiful views of the surrounding area. 9550 Sperry Rd., Kirtland, OH 44094 R AY'S INDOOR MOUNTAIN BIKE PAR K: Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park is a world-class facility that is around an hour from Canton. Be sure to get there before they close for the season at the end of the month. 9801 Walford Ave., Cleveland, OH 44102 CANTON MUSEUM OF AR T: Explore creative expression through the exhibitions at the Canton Museum of Art. You can ever reserve tickets in advance.

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The decision to upgrade or make repairs to your homes exterior is not a small one. Then, choosing the right contractor to complete that project can be an even bigger decision. Experience, skill, customer service, timeliness, and of course, pricing, all play a major role in the company you choose to work with.

At ProCon Exteriors we understand this. We’re homeowners too.

That’s why we are committed to educating and guiding our customers throughout the entire process. Whether you are looking to replace a deteriorating roof or give your home a whole new appearance with new siding, or a custom deck, we will walk you through all available options in materials, techniques, and processes.

It all starts with our friendly and free no-hassle, no-commitment consultation. We listen and learn about your goals, inspect your homes exterior, offer solutions, and finally provide a detailed project estimate.

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Better Weather?

ARTICLE BY CHRIS WATSON

PHOTOGRAPHY BY STARK PARKS

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STARK PARKS HAS SO MUCH TO OFFER THAT YOU’LL HAVE ACTIVITIES TO EXPLORE THE REST OF THE YEAR

Together!

The ice and snow retreat, vitality rushes back into the world, and those of us less suited for arctic pursuits can once more frolic into nature’s grandeur to explore our environment. If you’re looking for new adventures, try checking out the beautiful blooms, furtive fauna and sublime scenery of Stark Parks. Public Relations Coordinator Jared Shive spoke with us about what makes springtime in Stark Parks special.

With 17 years of dedicated service, Jared is a fervent believer in Stark Parks’ mission to preserve, manage and connect the natural world around us, all while providing recreation, conservation and education to our community. He also believes that spring in the parks brings with it an aura of optimism.

“People may have been more willing to head outside during the last few winters, but longer intervals of warm days signal that a change is arriving,” says Jared.

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Before long, the docks are speckled with fishermen, playgrounds come alive with children, and bike racks show up on incoming vehicles. Jared suggests cyclists investigate the southern portion of the Towpath Trail running through Navarre to the Tuscarawas County line.

“The river weaves in and out of view as you pass turns and small hills in the trail. It's a beautiful ride in any season.”

Nipping at the heels of milder weather and lengthening daylight come more outdoor events held by the park system for Stark residents and visitors alike to enjoy.

Among them is April 30th’s Jack Cullen Towpath Trail Trout Derby held at the Lock 4 trailhead, a tradition in the park for more than 50 years. This children’s event kicks off a series of other fishing derbies for all ages, including the Richard Fry Memorial Catfish Derby on May 14 and the Pep Tamargo Berkley Derby on May 21.

“Prizes are awarded for the free event,” says Jared, “but really it’s about the time spent together and enjoying the hobby.”

Always a fun and fascinating visit, the Wildlife Conservation Center at Sippo Lake Park is where staff work diligently to heal and release injured wildlife. The center also houses animals incapable of surviving on their own, appointing them ambassadors for their species. The indoor atrium and outdoor enclosures with live exhibits are free to tour Monday through Saturday.

The parks host a variety of guided hikes, kayaking programs, history tours, summer camps, archery events, birding and wildlife programs, volunteer opportunities and concerts to make the most of your spring and summer. The best way to find addresses, hours of operation and upcoming events, along with critical information like flooding and trail closures, is to visit StarkParks.com. You can also visit the Exploration Gateway at Sippo Lake Park or call 330.477.3552.

“Stark Parks exists for citizens and visitors to enjoy,” says Jared. “There is so much competition for our time, but we believe that getting outside adds value to your day and life. Get here when you can! We are open daily 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. with free admission to 15 parks, four lakes and more than 120 miles of trails across Stark County.”

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VOLKSWAGEN REFRESHES THE TIGUAN ARTICLE BY EMILY SHEA PHOTOGRAPHY BY VOLKSWAGEN

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New cars are almost impossible to find right now due to supply chain issues and labor shortages, especially those with a premium badge on their hood. But one local dealership has been able to keep a steady supply of a very popular crossover SUV moving into our community.

Meet the 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan — a stylish and versatile vehicle that was refreshed for this model year. The new Tiguan has a restyled front

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bumper, all new LED headlights, an illuminated grille and new lettering on the back end — all of which gives it a more luxurious vibe.

The Tiguan is the No. 1 volume car for VW right now, and deservedly so. It's classified as a compact SUV and boasts a whopping 30 highway miles per gallon. The compact SUV's technical features make adventuring both easy and enjoyable. The model's 4MOTION® with Active Control means you customize your settings to whatever conditions you're driving in — snow, mud, off-road and more. Plus, it has a 184-horsepower turbocharged engine, 8-speed automatic transmission, the innovative VW digital cockpit, Apple CarPlay and more.

It's both spacious and technologically advanced, equipped with a suite of helpful tech features and 73.4 cubic feet of cargo room in the 5-seat model so you can fit everything — and everyone — you need to drive around Stark County.

Kempthorn Volkswagen Sales Manager, Ian Franz, says, "For its size, fuel efficiency and technicalities, it's a great buy. When you compare it across the board — it's a lot of bang for your buck."

Take the Tiguan for a test drive at Kempthorn Volkswagen — 1449 Cleveland Ave. NW — today or compare trims at KempthornVW.com.

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Did Winter do a N u m b e r o n Yo u r Home’s E x terior?

WE GOT PRO TIPS FROM A LOCAL ROOFING AND SIDING EXPERT

ARTICLE BY JACQUIE MAZZIOTTA PHOTOGRAPHY BY PROCON EXTERIORS The arrival of spring brings April showers, tulips and a resurgence of outdoor life. For homeowners, spring is often the time to make repairs, updates and beautify outdoor living spaces. Whether preparing to pick up a paintbrush and adding a new hue of paint or investing in a large-scale project to add value to your home, thoughtful planning with a trusted contractor will help accomplish home projects with ease.

Just a few months ago, supply chain issues were responsible for monthslong delays in obtaining supplies and materials. But according to Henry Yoder of Kidron-based ProCon Exteriors, delays are no longer problematic and his team is getting ready to start on a broad scope of home construction services in our community.

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This time of year, the turnaround for new projects is typically several weeks. As construction crews await milder weather to get outside and begin the physical work, Henry provides personalized customer attention with pre-project planning services. Once plans are final, supplies can be ordered and work will commence in tandem with their arrival.

This season, indications of the recent harsh weather conditions are evidenced by the many requests for repairs related to water damage.

“This past winter was very hard on roofs,” Henry explains. “We’ve received a lot of calls about ice and water damage and as a result, we are installing roofs — a lot of metal roofs.”

Metal roofing is a great option since it's durable, offers great wind resistance, and can save a lot on energy costs. Metal roofs come in multiple styles, designs and profiles to match nearly every structure’s aesthetics.

Freezing temperatures may be in the rearview mirror, but continued rainfall can be a potential hazard. Well-intended homeowners may have diligently prepared their homes, for example, clearing leaves and debris from gutters last fall, but sometimes even the best effort is not enough to prevent damage. This is the case for both residential and commercial buildings.

In addition to mother nature, regular wear and tear on a home can also lead homeowners to make updates.

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“In older homes, gutters were fastened with nails and have a limited lifespan. Over time this leads to sagging gutters. Also, in many cases water can get behind gutters or overflowing ice causes water to shoot over the top,” Henry says.

Once the source of the problem is detected, additional issues can be common. For example, gutter issues or missing roof tiles can cause leakage that can wreak havoc on roofs and even cause siding problems.

Water is also often the culprit of unwanted air coming into homes. Other common issues can include improper ventilation and air leaks which can contribute to mold and condensation. This often comes full circle and can impact the lifespan of a roof.

“I am called to many houses that aren’t ventilated properly or have repair needs. Usually, ventilation can be solved with an easy fix. I talk with the homeowners about how their home should be properly vented, but each job is different,” Henry explains.

Upon noticing signs, acting sooner than later can help keep repairs manageable. If you notice any of these signs — a yellow or brown discoloration of walls or ceilings, the sound of dripping, dampness, drafts, mold and mildew — don’t delay. Call an experienced contractor, like ProCon Exteriors. Estimates are free and determining the damage soon can often keep costs lower than if you wait.

Henry suggests keeping curbside appeal in mind if you do need to make repairs. If changing the color of roof tiles, it may be good timing for a siding refresh. Customer preferences fluctuate, but the most popular siding choices for residential homes continue to remain white with black trim.

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Whether choosing vinyl or other material, consider durability and energy efficiency when making the final choice. “[White with black trim] is the hottest trend and also plays into the farmhouse look often seen in upscale home projects,” Henry adds. “We’re also getting increased requests for vibrant colors of dark blue or dark red.”

While home improvements are big decisions and often a significant investment, collaborating with a trusted contractor can help minimize fears and costs.

“We don’t try to sell things to people they don’t need,” explains Henry. “If a customer is looking at replacing a deck or trying to determine if they need

a new roof, we want to educate the customer and help them make a good decision for their home.”

ProCon Exteriors offers new construction, roofing, siding, decks, theater entrances, doors, windows and insulation, and turnkey projects throughout northeast Ohio. For more information, including valuable Pro Tips on subjects such as roof ventilation and storm damage, visit ProConExteriors.com or call 330.641.7198 to schedule a consultation appointment.

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Write your own music story. That’s exactly what the chefs, artists, historians, musicians and impassioned locals of Nashville want visitors to do as they dive into this culturally diverse and oh-so-friendly city.

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As the largest city in Tennessee, Nashville boasts an impressive array of destinations, including luxurious hotels such as the Sheraton Grand in the heart of downtown, the centuries-old landmark and winery, Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery, and Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, which carries an incredible story of origination and bottles a remarkable 1860 family recipe that made Tennessee Whiskey world famous.

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Last but not least is the music scene. Spend one night on Broadway hopping bar to bar, sit orchestra-side at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, tour and take in a show at the 130-year-old Ryman Auditorium, then experience a songwriter’s night at The Bluebird or The Listening Room Cafe.

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events A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.

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Chorus for a Cause Concert: We Salute You

Z I ON UN ITED CHUR CH OF CH R I ST, 4 1 5 S . MA I N ST., NO RT H CA NTO N | 4 :0 0 P M A Chorus for a Cause presents a patriotic concert that pays tribute to our veterans and military families. No tickets are necessary but donations in the form of cash or check will be collected to support Pegasus Farm's Military Family Center in Louisville.

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Abbey Road: The Music of The Beatles

CA N TON SY MPHON Y ORCHEST R A , 2331 1 7 T H ST. NW, CA NTO N | 7 :30 P M Returning this year is the ever-popular, Jeans ‘N Classics, who rocked the house this past season with The Music of Queen. This time, they will take you deep into the London music scene to explore the music of The Beatles. Their most iconic pieces will be played, including Come Together, Hey Jude, and Here Comes the Sun. Purchase tickets at CantonSymphony.org .

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Concert Film Experience: Purple Rain

CA N TON PALACE THEATR E, 605 MA R KE T AV E . N, CA NTO N | 7 :30 P M Celebrate the life and talent of the one-and-only Prince with the annual showing of “Purple Rain” on Canton’s largest movie screen. Be immersed in the theatre’s stage lighting during the concert scenes with light design by Canton Palace Theatre Lighting Designer Adam Jones. New for 2022: a costume contest! Show up in your best Purple Rain inspired outfit for your chance to win a prize

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Canton Hall of Fame Marathon

DOW N TOWN CAN TON The 9th annual Canton Hall of Fame Marathon will kick off on April 22 with the Race Expo and Downhill Mile. On Saturday, April 23, the expo will continue and the 5K will take place. Finally, on Sunday, April 24, the marathon, half marathon and team relay will take place. Visit HOFMarathon.com for more information and to sign up.

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$215,000

$218,250

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$259,900

$220,000

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1277 Chandler Ave SW

$235,000

$224,000

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$224,900

$240,000

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$249,900

$246,000

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$259,900

$272,500

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$269,900

$276,000

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$289,900

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This data represents a sampling of area homes sold between February 1, 2022 and February 28, 2022.

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