Lifestyle

Melanoma misconception — dark skin tones at risk, too

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The myth that people with dark skin are immune to melanoma, a type of skin cancer, has persisted for many years. It’s a dangerous misconception that has caused some people not to be diligent about protecting themselves against dangerous UV rays.

See clearly: Advances in eyewear

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New and exciting developments in eyeglasses make them easier to wear and more effective in bringing your world into focus. From lenses to frames to coatings, eyeglasses are becoming more comfortable, durable and stylish.

Nitro Extreme to bring ‘Fast and Furious’ stunts to Lima Mall

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LIMA — Moviegoers are gearing up to watch the latest “Fast and Furious” entry this weekend.

Reminisce: Memories of Dan’s Candyland

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Dan’s Candyland was leveled a long time ago to make room for Lima’s Central Fire Station, but the confectionary and its owner, Dan Pellegrini, who served up ice cream and life lessons from behind its marble counter for nearly half a century, are alive in the memories of many.

In the Home: Starting your own garden – however big or small

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With prices at the grocery store still high, many people are turning to a more sustainable source of food: gardens.

Real Life Mama: The greatest Mother’s Day gift

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As Mother’s Day approached, I was excited to see the handmade gifts that the girls would bring home from school. I will tell you what – bless all the teachers that do those – especially with the younger kids. While some years they were the only gifts I received, I think they still would have been some of my favorites.

Quick Fix: Curried Chicken with Peppers

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Very sadly my longtime friend and renowned curry expert Raghavan Iyer passed away shortly after I interviewed him about his new book, “On the Curry Trail.” I feel privileged to have known him for so many years and have great admiration for his work.

Ask Angi: What’s the difference between plaster and drywall?

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In nearly all American homes built in recent memory, you’re probably familiar with drywall, which is by far the most popular wall material in the nation. Quickly installed, solid, and with a distinctive sound when you tap on them, drywall is a great choice. However, it’s not the only interior wall material you might come across. Indeed, it’s a relative newcomer to the grand scheme of construction. Until about 80 years ago, most home interior walls were made from plaster. You won’t often see plaster installed today, but you often come across it in older homes. Here’s a rundown of the pros and cons of both.

Answer Angel: Selling your gently used shoes and clothing

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Dear Answer Angel Ellen: My shoe width has been a “narrow” all my adult life. Finding narrow width shoes at a store has become an endangered species. I have many to sell but don’t want to see them returned due to fit. Any ideas? Some have never been worn. I really don’t want to donate them as these were expensive.