Dear Amy Advice Columns On Relationships And Career
A reader requests guidance on ending a difficult relationship despite love and repeated breakups. Amy urges leaving the unhealthy dynamic and addresses another letter about a widowed mother and a 16 year old considering leaving school. Additional queries cover workplace gossip from a former boss and preserving accurate personnel records.
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Poison not answer for spiders in mailbox
Dear Abby responds to reader concerns about handling spiders in mailboxes and warns that poison can transfer to mail, hands, and noses. Advice includes checking inside mailboxes before reaching in and seeking extermination for dangerous spiders. The column also includes a reader memoir about ongoing sister abuse and parental denial, advising the writer to maintain distance.
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Las Vegas
Susan
North Highlands
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Hungarian sweets at Lucy's Sweet Surrender bakery
Steve Fogarty profiles Lucy's Sweet Surrender in Cleveland area, tracing its 50 year history from Lucy Ortelecan to current owner Michael Feigenbaum. He describes immigrant roots, the shop’s Eastern European pastries, including strudel, Dobos torte, pogacsa, krapla, streudels, and csprage, and the cozy front lobby where locals chat over coffee.
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Worldwide Bread Tour Opens With Hungarian Bakery Feature
The Chronicle presents a six week culinary tip series starting with a Buckeye area Hungarian bakery. Owner Feigenbaum showcases labor intensive hand crafted streudel dough, apple peeler tech, and commitment to from scratch quality over high tech methods. Orders surge near Easter and holidays as locals and visitors from Detroit to Columbus visit.
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Ethnic bakeries in Ohio offer Hungarian Polish and Croatian treats
Laura Taxel highlights several ethnic bakeries. Mertie's Hungarian Strudel Shop at 6606 Smith Rd Middleburg Heights serves apple cherry cheese and apricot strudels daily 8 to 5 with limited weekend hours. Other spots include 14205 Madison Ave Lakewood 5 to 3 Monday Saturday with various pastries. Parma Heights 6641 Pear Rd offers Dobos Linzer tortes muffins and scones. Westlake Kathys Kolache & Pastry Shop at 25076 Center Ridge Rd known for kolacke and Polish specialties. Cleveland 704 E 185th St features family runs with long tradition and public oven access at Butters Bakery offering Croatian Hungarian Polish Slovenian items.
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Smith Rd
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