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Brunswick, Ohio’s annual festival will amaze, entertain, and delight attendees this year with hot air balloons, fireworks, new contests, musical guests and an improved festival layout!

Applications are available online at OldFashionedDays.com for girls interested in joining and participating in the 2011 - 2012 Brunswick Old Fashioned Days festival pageant season.

Brunswick Old Fashioned Days Committee is currently seeking bands and musical entertainment for the 2011 annual Old Fashioned Days festival June 22 – 26, 2011. Two stages and nine slots are available for this year’s festival.

Brunswick, OH Child Care Center Little Bears Child Care Center Little Bears Child Care Center has been providing dedicated child care services for over 20 years. All curriculum Lead Teachers have over 15 years experience working with children.

Integration of all business processes was the goal of the decision, improved customer service was the result!

The Brunswick Old Fashioned Days committee selected Willetts Middle School as the recipient of the annual Old Fashioned Days School Grant award. Several programs/organizations in Brunswick, Ohio, applied for the $300 annual school grant.

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This free, half-day forum, sponsored by Foundation Software and three leading construction-focused companies, is designed to help contractors better assess financial risk. It will be held on January 26 at the Akron General Health & Wellness Center.

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CEO of JPL Government Strateiges, Phillip J. Giampapa, comments on remarks made by the Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, Senator Chris Dodd.

Phillip Giampapa, college student and small business owner, expresses outrage and offense at the recent passage of the economic stimulus bill in the House of Representatives