by Margy Judd | Jun 2, 2021 | NE Ohio in the News
Every town has colloquialisms and historic references that the locals all understand but that might make a newcomer scratch their head. How confusing is it for a recent transplant to hear locals refer to a building by it’s previous tenant/name even though it was...
by Peg Furnas | Apr 7, 2021 | Arts & Culture, Dining, Nightlife, Shopping, EA Staff News, EA Stories, Events & Festivals, Family Friendly Stuff, Networking & Connections, Public Spaces, Parks & Recreation, Recruitment & Relocation, Volunteering
Q: Would you share a bit about yourself and your family? Where is home?Although I was born and raised in NC, I moved to Bay Village in 1992. Other than living in Nashville while attending Vanderbilt University and spending 5 years in Portland, Oregon we have raised...
by Margy Judd | Nov 17, 2020 | Neighborhoods & Housing, Networking & Connections, Newcomer Profiles, Public Spaces, Parks & Recreation
All the traditional ways a newcomer might make friends, get to know their town, feel connected and become a part of the fabric of their new community have been upended by the global pandemic. That’s not stopping Executive Arrangements from finding ways to create...
by Margy Judd | Sep 28, 2020 | Family Friendly Stuff, NE Ohio in the News, Networking & Connections, Newcomer Profiles, Public Spaces, Parks & Recreation, Schools & Education
Beth and her family relocated from Illinois to Chagrin Falls in the fall of 2019 for her job at Sherwin-Williams. She shared her thoughts on how to connect and feel at home in a new town during a global pandemic. Q. How did you balance personal and work life this...
by Peg Furnas | Jul 28, 2020 | EA Staff News, EA Stories, Family Friendly Stuff, NE Ohio in the News, Public Spaces, Parks & Recreation, Recruitment & Relocation
Q: Cari, can you tell us a little something about yourself and your family, including the 4-legged members? Places you grew up and lived in? I became a Clevelander in primary school when my family moved here from Chicago via New York. After college, my husband and I...
