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Category Archives: Community
Larchmere Festival
It’s busy time around here, getting ready for our annual Larchmere Festival. I started organizing this event 7 years ago, and it seems to keep growing. We have new volunteers this year (extra special thanks to Susan Rozman of Fiddlehead … Continue reading
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How Low Can You Go? A Kiss-and-Tell
I was asked to answer some questions for a local paper’s profile on small businesses. One of the generic questions was: “Community support obviously is so important for locally owned stores – can you describe an experience you’ve had in … Continue reading
Maida
Maida is our local crazy. Every community has one. The guy with the the most loyal dog ever, the Austrian woman muttering on her Schwinn bicycle as she runs over things on the sidewalk, the camera-toting teenager, repeating every third … Continue reading
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Welcome Film Buffs!
In town for the Cleveland International Film Festival? Have a few hours to kill between films? Feel like making an excursion out of downtown? We’re conveniently located one block from the Shaker Square Rapid Station, which is a 15-minute ride … Continue reading
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Cheese Cookies (savory)
By popular demand, here is the recipe for “cheese cookies” straight from my grandmother’s recipe box. Cheese Cookies (Mabel Anderson) 2 sticks (1/2 lb) soft butter 1/2 lb sharp cheddar cheese grated – room temp 2 c. sifted all purpose … Continue reading
Larchmere Mural Dedication
We are very excited about the new Larchmere Mural that graces the east wall of Loganberry Books. It is of course about books. And community. After all, the book list was created by soliciting nominations from the neighborhood. As such, … Continue reading
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Engaged
The highlight of the day: a marriage proposal in the store. We were a part of the scheme. Yesterday, a favorite book was purchased: a first edition of Taylor Caldwell’s Dear and Glorious Physician. And, from Strong Bindery, a hollowed-out … Continue reading
Sweet Sixteen
It’s my fault. I knew that a group of working women who wanted me to talk about my business would gravitate towards the media-saturated subjects. So I decided to confront these subjects head-on: the internet, Amazon, Borders, eBooks. Officially, I … Continue reading
Power of the Pen
On Saturday, I went to help judge a high school writing competition called Power of the Pen. Schools from around the area sent teams of contestants, who competed on both an individual and team basis, in three rounds of 40-minute … Continue reading