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If you are looking for things to do on the 4th of July you are in luck because we've put together your ultimate guide of all the 4th of July events happening across Northeast Ohio. Including details on the best 4th of July fireworks, 4th of July parades and festivals events happening across Northeast Ohio. There are plenty of ways to celebrate this Independence Day!
Please note that these events are weather dependent. Be sure to visit the websites provided for the individual events, to find out if there are any changes or cancellations due to weather. Thanks!
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The Best 4th of July Fireworks, Parades & Festivals in Northeast Ohio
Find a 4th of July event near me: Ashtabula County | Columbiana County | Cuyahoga County | Geauga County | Lake County | Lorain County | Mahoning County | Medina County | Portage County | Stark County | Summit County | Trumbull County | Tuscarawas County | Wayne County
4th of July Events in Ashtabula County
Conneaut – 4th of July Festival in Conneaut
Enjoy this annual event at Lakeview Park. The July 4th Parade steps off at 7pm on Friday, June 29, and the fireworks display will take place at 10pm on Sunday, July 1 over Lake Erie. {Find Out More}
When: June 28-July 1, 2018
Where: Lakeview Park, Conneaut, OH 44030
4th of July Events in Columbiana County
Columbiana – July 4th Community Celebration
Celebrate with Family & Friends! All day festivities begin at 8:30am with a fishing contest. Additional activities include a pet contest and parade, ice cream eating contest, watermelon eating contest, music, flag-bearing sky divers, a tribute to veterans and flag ceremony, and more. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Where: Firestone Park, 347 E. Park Ave., Columbiana, OH 44408
4th of July Events in Cuyahoga County
Bay Village – Bay Days Festival & fireworks in Bay Village
Live music, Classic Car Cruise-In (June 30), kids activities, carnival rides, a children's bike/trike/wagon parade (11:30am on July 4), magic show (12pm on July 4), and more. Gala fireworks display at 9:45pm on Tuesday, July 4 (Rain Date: Wednesday, July 5). {Find Out More}
When: June 30-July 4, 2018 (No activities on July 2)
Where: Cahoon Memorial Park, 27600 Lake Rd., Bay Village, OH 44140
Bay Village – 2018 Bay Village Fireworks
Yes, it's just like back in your grand parents day. The community fair, cotton candy, hots dogs, carnival games, local community booths … and FIREWORKS! {Find Out More}
When: Wednesda, July 4, 2018; dusk
Where: Cahoon Memorial Park, 27600 Lake Rd., Bay Village, OH 44140
Bedford / Bedford Heights – 4th of July Parade {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 10am
Where: Parade starts in Bedford at Columbus and Washington Street, proceeds east on Columbus Road to Perkins Road, disbanding at City Hall.
Berea – Grindstone Festival & Fireworks in Berea
This three-day event includes activities for all ages. There are paddleboat rides on Coe Lake, an outdoor movie, live entertainment with band concerts, games, rides, and food vendors. A spectacular fireworks display over Coe Lake ends the event and attracts thousands of visitors from throughout the region. {Find Out More}
When: July 2-4, 2018; 4pm-10pm
Where: Coe Lake, Berea, OH 44017
Bratenahl Village – July 4th Celebration & Fireworks in Bratenahl Village
Come to Bratenahl Village Park and enjoy the music of the evening and the annual 4th of July fireworks extravaganza! {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 7pm
Where: Village Park, 411 Bratenahl Rd., Bratenahl, OH 44108
Broadview Heights – Home Days on the Green and Fireworks in Broadview Heights
This action-packed weekend includes tons of family fun. Live music, kids activities, games and fireworks on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Free parking and admission. {Find Out More}
When: July 12-15, 2018
Where: 9543 Broadview Rd., Broadview Heights, OH 44147
Cleveland – 4th of July Fireworks Cruise on the Goodtime III
Watch fireworks from a boat. Enjoy dinner, fireworks, and dancing. Reservations are required. Tickets range from $63.95-$89.95. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; Boarding: 6pm, Cruise: 6:30pm-11:30pm
Where: 825 E. Ninth Street Pier, North Coast Harbor, Cleveland, OH 44114
Cleveland – 4th of July Fireworks Cruise: Fireworks & Dancing Only on the Goodtime III
Enjoy dancing and watch the fireworks. Reservations are required. Tickets range from $35-$55. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; Boarding: 8:30pm, Cruise: 9pm-11:30pm
Where: 825 E. Ninth Street Pier, North Coast Harbor, Cleveland, OH 44114
Cleveland – Light Up the Lake Fireworks in Downtown Cleveland
Come early with your family and stay late to see the annual Fourth of July fireworks shot off from Dock 20 over Lake Erie in Downtown Cleveland! {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; sundown
Where: Various viewing locations around Downtown Cleveland
Cost: FREE
Cleveland – Rock 'N Boom View the Cleveland Fireworks from the Steamship
Enjoy the best view of the city's Fourth of July fireworks from the deck of the historic Steamship William G. Mather. Climb aboard the Science Center's 618-foot freighter docked at North Coast Harbor for a unique Independence Day experience. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 8pm-11pm
Where: Upon the Steamship William G. Mather at Great Lakes Science Center, 601 Erieside Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114
Cost: $13 for members, $16 for nonmembers
Cleveland – Star Spangled Science at the Great Lakes Science Center
Have a "blast" celebrating Independence Day at Great Lakes Science Center with special holiday-themed, hands-on activities, and demonstrations. {Find Out More}
When: June 30-July 1, 2018
Where: 601 Erieside Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114
Cost: All extra activities are included with paid general admission!
Cleveland – Fun Before 4 on July 4th at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium
Looking for something to do on the Fourth of July before the backyard BBQ? The Greater Cleveland Aquarium is open with free parking until 4pm. The Aquarium will also provide free entry for active military and first responders (police, fire and EMT) with the presentation of appropriate ID. Accompanying family members will be eligible for discounted admission. (Regular admission rates apply for all other visitors.) Also included is a red-white-and-blue scavenger hunt for families to enjoy. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 10am-4pm
Where: 2000 Sycamore St., Cleveland, OH 44113
Cost: The Aquarium will also provide free entry for active military and first responders (police, fire and EMT) with the presentation of appropriate ID. Accompanying family members will be eligible for discounted admission of $17.95 for adults and $11.95 for children ages 2-12. (Regular admission rates apply for all other visitors.)
Fairview Park – Summerfest and fireworks in Fairview Park
Summerfest is an annual weekend festival that invites members of the Fairview Park community and surrounding communities to gather for a car show, entertainment, arts and crafts, parade, fireworks, and more. {Find Out More}
When: June 29-July 1, 2018
Where: Bohlken Park, 3885 W. 210th St., Fairview Park, OH 44126
Independence – 4th of July Fireworks in Independence
The Fourth of July will conclude with Lakewood's annual fireworks extravaganza. {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 7pm-10pm
Where: Elmwood Park, Independence, OH 44131
Lakewood – Fourth of July Parade, Concert, & Fireworks in Lakewood
The parade is scheduled to step off on Independence Day at 10am on Lake Avenue at Kenneth Drive and conclude at Lakewood Park. The Lakewood Project, Lakewood High School's Youth Rock Orchestra, will perform at 7pm at the bandstand at Lakewood Park as part of the Fourth of July celebration. The Fourth of July will conclude with Lakewood's annual fireworks extravaganza at approximately 9:45pm-10pm {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; Parade: 10am, Concert: 7pm-9:30pm, Fireworks: 9:30pm-10pm
Where: Lakewood Park, 14532 Lake Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107
Mayfield Village – Independence Day Celebration at Parkview Pool
Parkview Pool will host activities from noon until 4pm. Music will begin at the pool at 1pm with current R&B from Fu5ion. New this year – Ambe Art Studio will co-sponsor sidewalk chalk art during the celebration. Some chalk will be provided but feel free to bring your own supplies. Music at The Grove will begin at 4 pm and run through the evening until fireworks at 10pm. A variety of concession providers will also be on-site. Cars can park in the pool parking lot, the softball parking lot, or the lots at Progressive. Lolly the Trolly will be there to shuttle participants to and from their cars. {Find Out More}
When: Saturday, June 30, 2018; Activities: 12pm-10pm
Where:, 3100, 425 N. Commons Blvd., Cleveland, OH 44143
Cost: Free for Mayfield Village Residents. All others: regular admission.
Middleburg Heights – Summer in the City Festival & Fireworks in Middleburg Heights
Family fun, parade, food trucks, magic show, fireworks, and much more! {Find Out More}
When: Saturday, July 7, 2018
Where: Middleburg Heights Library and Central Park, 16699 Bagley Rd., Cleveland, OH 44130
Cost: All concerts are free and open to the public! No tickets required. No cover charge.
North Olmsted – 2018 BOOM! Festival & Fireworks in North Olmstead
Bring your family and friends to this annual summer showcase event featuring fireworks, food trucks, live music, street performers, face-painters, balloon artists, and more. Fireworks begin at dusk. {Find Out More}
When: Sunday, July 1, 2018; Activities: 7pm-dusk
Where: Great Northern Mall, 4954 Great Northern Blvd., North Olmsted, OH 44070
Westlake – 4th of July Parade & Fireworks in Westlake
The City's annual 4th of July festivities will begin at 10am with a parade that typically begins at Burneson Middle School on Dover Center Rd., then onto Hilliard Blvd., traveling east to Clague Park. Around 11:15am, Mayor Dennis M. Clough, members of City Council, and special guests will honor America's birthday in a short ceremony at the entrance to Clague Park including the National Anthem, patriotic readings, parade awards, and presentations. Clague Park continues to be the site of many of the day's other events, including the 28th Annual Charity Classic Car Show, children's activities, games, musical entertainment, and fireworks. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 1pm-4pm
Where: Clague Park, Westlake, OH 44145
Cost: Regular admission fees apply
Westlake – Liberty Fest at Crocker Park
Join Crocker Park to celebrate the kick off of Independence Day and all that is great about America with family-friendly entertainment and celebration beginning at 12pm. Proceeds from this event will go towards Wags 4 Warriors. {Find Out More}
When: Sunday, July 1, 2018; 12pm-6pm
Where: Crocker Park, 189 Crocker Park Blvd., Westlake, 44145
4th of July Events in Geauga County
Auburn Township/Bainbridge – Fireworks & Bicentennial Celebration Event
Activities include live music, civic club concessions, inflatables for children, face painter, balloon artist, and fireworks. {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 6pm-9pm
Where: Kenston High School, 9500 Bainbridge Rd., Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
Chardon – Old Glory Day Festival, Parade and Fireworks in Chardon
Decorations are provided for the children to decorate their bikes, scooters or wagons, followed by a children's parade around the Square lead by the Chardon Fire Department. Following the parade is an afternoon of games, music, face painting, balloon animals, and a pie eating contest. The Rotary will be providing ice cream, the Kiwanis will have balloons for the bikes and Wal-Mart is providing water. Popcorn and hot dogs are available for sale by the Chardon Square Association. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 1pm-4pm (Parade at 2pm)
Where: Historic Chardon Square, Chardon, OH 44024
4th of July Events in Lake County
Fairport Harbor – Fairport Mardi Gras Festival & Fireworks
Annual parade, Kid's Day, Veterans Day, Senior Citizen Day and fabulous fireworks! {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4 – Sunday, July 8, 2018 (Parade – July 4, 4pm; Fireworks – July 8; dusk)
Where: 301 Huntington Beach Dr Fairport Harbor, Ohio 44077
Cost: FREE
Mentor – July 4th Concert & Fireworks in Mentor
The Cleveland Pops Orchestra will be performing at the Mentor Civic Amphitheater on Independence Day as a part of the City of Mentor's Independence Day celebration. They will present an array of classics as well as contemporary works with pieces ranging from Strauss to Billy Joel under the direction of Conductor Jason Seber. The concert will begin at 8 PM followed by a spectacular 25-minute fireworks display. Admission and parking are free. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs. Food trucks as well as beverages for sale will be available. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 8pm-10:30pm
Where: Mentor Civic Amphitheater, 8600 Munson Rd., Mentor, OH 44060
4th of July Events in Lorain County
Avon – Red, White, & Boom Fireworks with Lake Erie Crushers
After the game, enjoy a special fireworks show as we celebrate the birth of our nation! {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 7:05pm
Where: Sprenger Stadium, 2009 Baseball Blvd., Avon, OH 44011
Avon – Independence Day Fireworks with Lake Erie Crushers
After the game, enjoy a special fireworks show as we celebrate the birth of our nation! {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 7:05pm
Where: Sprenger Stadium, 2009 Baseball Blvd., Avon, OH 44011
Avon Lake – Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks in Avon Lake {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 7pm-10:30pm
Where: Weiss Field, 33401 Webber Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012
Elyria – 4th of July Fireworks and Picnic
Festivities include: live music, food trucks, bounce houses, kids games, and, of course…FIREWORKS! The greatest pyrotechnic show in Ohio will kick off when dusk arrives. {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 4pm-11pm
Where: West Park – 1200 Foster AveElyria, OH 44035
Cost: FREE
Lorain – Fireworks Display
The fireworks will be fired into the air from the East Pier, also known as the Mile Long Pier. Much of the pier will be closed to the public once the fireworks show starts, but Lakeside Landing will remain open for people to gather and watch the display. The Port's fireworks display is visible for miles along the Lake Erie shoreline. Other popular viewing spots include Lakeview Park to the west and Century Park to the east. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; approximately 10pm (dusk)
Where: Mile Long Pier, Lake Erie, Lorain, OH 44052
Cost: FREE
North Ridgeville – Star Spangled Celebration and Fireworks in North Ridgeville
Enjoy a fun-filled family event to celebrate Independence Day with bounce houses, balloon twisters, food vendors, and live music. A spectacular fireworks show will follow at dark. {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; Activities: 7pm-9:30pm, Fireworks: dark
Where: South Central Park, 7565 Avon Beldon Rd., North Ridgeville, OH 44039
Vermilion – TrueNorth Patriotic Concerts
TrueNorth Cultural Arts presents its annual Patriotic Concert at Linwood Park in Vermilion. {Find Out More}
When: Friday, June 15, 2018 & Saturday, June 30, 2018; 7:30pm
Where: Linwood Park, 4920 Liberty Ave., Vermilion, OH 44089
Cost: Park entrance fee: $1
4th of July Events in Mahoning County
Boardman – Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks in Boardman
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an evening of patriotic music performed by The Air Force Band of Flight. Music begins at 8pm followed by a spectacular fire works display. {Find Out More}
When: Monday, July 2, 2018; 8pm
Where: Boardman Park, 375 Boardman-Poland Rd., Boardman, OH 44512
Canfield – 4th of July Community Events
The annual Kids' Run and Firecracker 4 Mile Fun Run begins at 7:30am at Township Hall. Join the fun at the 52nd Annual Independence Day Parade, featuring antique cars, marching bands, clowns, and patriotic floats; the parade steps off at 10:10am and circles the green. After the parade, North Green is overflowing with games and inflatables for the kids. A big red barn houses a special petting zoo, and there are prizes for everyone. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Where: Firecracker Run takes place at Township Hall. The parade leaves the Fairgrounds at 10:10am and circles the Green.
Poland – Celebrate Poland Festival and Fireworks
The community of Poland and the surrounding areas come together for this two-day, fun-filled event! Celebrate Poland includes fireworks, bands, craft show, Poland Idol singing contest, food vendors, parade, Chalk It Up sidewalk art, and many other events for the whole family! {Find Out More}
When: June 29-30, 2018
Where: Village Hall, 308 S. Main St., Poland, OH 44514
4th of July Events in Medina County
Brunswick – Summer Celebration: Bands, Bites & Booms!
Enjoy live music, car show, carnival rides, contests, and more. The Grand Parade will take place on Sunday, June 24th at 2pm. {Find Out More}
When: June 20-24, 2018
Where: Brunswick High School, 3553 Center Rd., Brunswick, OH 44212
Cost: General admission
Valley City – Fourth of July Parade & Fireworks in Valley City
Have an old-fashioned family fun day while celebrating our Nation's Independence. Entertainment includes a parade, car show, band, and fireworks. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 10am-10pm
Where: The parade will step off at 11am and head west down State Route 303 to end at Mill Stream Park
Wadsworth – Blue Tip Festival
The Blue Tip Festival is a five-day celebration of the Wadsworth, Ohio community. It starts with a world-class parade and the lighting of a giant, twenty-foot blue tip match which lights downtown Wadsworth during the festival's duration. The festival then offers attendants their choice of amusement rides, festival foods, midway games, contests, and other entertainment. {Find Out More}
When: June 19-23, 2018 (The Parade will take place on June 19th at 6pm)
Where: Memorial Park, 274 Grandview Ave., Wadsworth, OH 44281
Wadsworth – Downtown Fireworks & Classic Car Cruise-In
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When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 7pm-10:30pm
Where: Downtown Wadsworth, Wadsworth, OH 44281
4th of July Events in Portage County
Aurora – July 4th Fun Run, Parade, Festival, & Fireworks {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; all day
Where: Parade steps off from at Heinen's in Barrington Town Square. Festival takes place in Kiwanis-Moore Park. Fireworks will be at the West Pioneer Trail – baseball fields.
Kent – Heritage Festival & Fireworks in Kent
Enjoy craft and food vendors, entertainment, car show, ducks over the falls, live music, fireworks, 5K run, children's play area, and more. Fireworks will take place at 10pm. {Find Out More}
When: Saturday, June 30, 2018; 9am-11pm
Where: Downtown Kent, OH
4th of July Events in Stark County
Hartville – Independence Day Flea Market
July 4th weekend is one of the busiest seasons for the flea market, come out for great deals and bargains. {Find Out More}
When: June 28-July 2, 2018 (No market July 1); all day
Where: Hartville Marketplace, 1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632
Jackson Township – Community Celebration and Fireworks in Jackson Township
Enjoy food concessions, games, children's rides, live entertainment, and more! Fireworks will take place on Saturday, June 30 at dark. {Find Out More}
When: June 27-30, 2018
Where: North Park, 7660 Fulton Dr. NW, Massillon, OH 44646
Cost: Tickets will be sold for $1 each or 12 for $10. Kiddie Rides and inflatable equipment require three (3) tickets, and adult rides require four (4) tickets. All day passes are available for $17 per person.
Massillon – City of Champions Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks in Massillon
The high energy Radio Active Band will be the featured act, playing their Top-40 extensive song list! Fireworks will be presented by Aqua Ohio. The festival will also include food vendors, kids activities, and the Li'l Miss Liberty and Li'l Uncle Sam Event. {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 3, 2018; 5pm-11:30pm
Where: Tommy Henrich Dr. NW, Massillon, OH 44647
North Canton – July 4th Parade, Festival & Fireworks in North Canton
The day kicks off at 10:30am with the annual community parade, which features an eclectic mix of everything from vintage cars, tractors, dance troupes, and displays from various community groups and organizations. The parade represents those from all walks of life and provides a reflection of North Canton's unified spirit. Businesses, churches, organizations, school groups, and any individuals in the community are encouraged to participate. {Find Out More
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 10:30am-12pm
Where: North Canton Hoover Memorial Stadium, North Canton, OH 44720 (The parade runs along Seventh St. NE to Main to Harmon before ending at North Canton Middle School.)
4th of July Events in Summit County
Akron – National Rib Festival and Fireworks in Akron
Northeast Ohio's largest 4th of July rib festival, as rib vendors from all over the United States compete for cash prizes & bragging rights. Admission is FREE all 6 days, and gates open at 11am. Fireworks on July 4, 2018 at 9:45pm{Find Out More}
When: June 29-July 4, 2018
Where: Lock 3, 200 S. Main St., Akron, OH 44308
Cost: FREE admission
Barberton – 4th of July Fireworks Show & Race at Barberton Speedway
A huge fireworks show! {Find Out More}
When: Friday, June 29, 2018
Where: 3363 Clark Mill Rd., Norton, Oh 44203
Cost: Tickets required.
Cuyahoga Falls – Blossom Music Festival and Fireworks in Cuyahoga Falls
Great music, fireworks, and fun for the whole family! Blossom's traditional, star-spangled celebration with the Blossom Festival Band features a mix of patriotic Sousa marches, Broadway favorites, an Armed Forces Salute, and more — concluding with the "1812" Overture and fireworks! {Find Out More}
When: July 3-4, 2018; 8pm
Where: Blossom Music Center, 1145 W. Steels Corners Rd., Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223
Cost: Tickets required.
Fairlawn – Independence Day Parade & Fireworks {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; Parade: 4:30pm, Bands: 5:30 (in Bicentennial Park), Fireworks: 10pm
Where: Bicentennial Park, 3486 S. Smith Rd., Fairlawn, OH 44333
Green – Freedom Fest & Fireworks in Green
FreedomFest is the City's community festival to kick off the 4th of July holiday season. {Find Out More}
When: June 22-23, 2018
Where: Boettler Park, 5300 Massillon Rd., North Canton, OH 44720
Cost: Admission is a school supply to benefit Green Good Neighbors; Free Parking.
Hudson – 4th of July Fireworks in Hudson {Find Out More}
When: Friday, July 6, 2018; 10pm
Where: Barlow Farm Park, 1965 Barlow Rd., Hudson, OH 44236
Portage Lakes – Fireworks at Portage Lakes {Find Out More}
When: Saturday, June 30, 2018; 10pm-10:45pm
Where: New State Park Beach & Lake, Portage Lakes, OH
Stow – FREE Fourth of July Parade in Stow
The City of Stow Parks & Recreation Department and the Kiwanis Club of Stow-Munroe Falls are sponsors of this traditional community event favorite. This year's theme: Welcome to the '60s. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 10am-1pm
Where: The parade traditionally steps off from the Stow-Kent Shopping Center, located at 4445 Kent Rd., and travels down Kent Rd. past Holy Family Church, and ends at Park Dr.
Springfield Lake – Rock the Docks Festival and Fireworks at Springfield Lake
This annual event has something for everyone – live music, kids crafts, free pontoon boat rides, carnival rides, great food, and a fireworks show!{Find Out More}
When: June 22-24, 2018
Where: 2459 Canfield Rd., Akron, OH 44312
4th of July Events in Trumbull County
Howland Township – Fourth of July Stars and Stripes 5K Run/Walk, Parade, & Celebration
The 1.5-mile parade along East Market Street starts at 10am at the Hunter Woods Plaza and finishes at the Howland High School. Line-up at the Hunter's Woods Plaza at 8:30am. Adjacent to the Howland High School, you will find musical artists, food vendors, games, and more. Stop by and join in the fun! Also, join in the costume pet show! {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; Fourth of July Run: 8am, Parade: 10am, Pet Show: 1:30pm
Where: The 1.5 mile parade steps off from Hunter Woods Plaza and finishes at the Howland High School.
Newton Falls – 4th of July Celebration {Find Out More}
When: TBA
Where: Canal St., Newton Falls, OH 44444
Cost: FREE Admission
Warren – FREE W.D. Packard Concert Band & Fireworks
Free concert begins at 8pm and is immediately followed by Fireworks (approximately 9:30pm) {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 8pm
Where: Packard Music Hall, 1703 Mahoning Ave. NW, Warren, OH 44483
4th of July Events in Tuscarawas County
Mineral City – Independence Day Weekend and Fireworks at Atwood Lake Park
Crafts, activities, night hikes, and fireworks are planned for 4th of July week at Atwood Lake Park! {Find Out More}
When: Tuesday, July 6-8, 2018
Where: Atwood Lake Park, 9500 Lakeview Rd. NE, Mineral City, OH 44656
Cost: Vehicle parking fee applies.
New Philadelphia – First Town Days Festival
Kids' Activities, games, rides, tournaments, talent show, live entertainment, and more. The Grand Parade will step off at 6:30pm on Friday, July 6. Enjoy the gigantic fireworks display at 10pm on Saturday, July 7. July 4th is Family Day, featuring a fishing derby, frog jumping, turtle races, and big wheel races; children and adults alike share in the activities such as the "parent-child sack races" and the "parent-child hoop shoot." {Find Out More}
When: July 5-8, 2018
Where: The parade will travel south on 3rd St. NW to W. High Ave., then East to the Square where awards will be presented, then North on N. Broadway to Tuscora Park, home of the First Town Days Festival.
4th of July Events in Wayne County
Fredericksburg – Fredericksburg Independence Day Parade
Line up starts at 9:30am at intersection of Fredericksburg and Graber Rds. Parade starts at 11am, "Wayne County's Biggest Small Town Parade." Ball games and food concession stands following the parade at the ball diamond. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Where: Parade will step off from the intersection of Fredericksburg Rd. and Graber Rd.
Orrville – Festival, Parade and Fireworks in Orrville
The parade will step off at 7pm on July 3rd from North Ella St. Enjoy the Carnival from July 3-7. A fireworks display will be held at 10:15pm on Saturday, July 7th. {Find Out More}
When: July 3-7, 2018
Where: Orrville, OH 44667
Wooster – Ohio Light Opera Community Pops Concert
Celebrate a glorious 4th with the annual Community Pops Concert, presented by Main Street Wooster and the Ohio Light Opera Orchestra & Chorus. Bring a chair, watch the concert and still have plenty of time to see fireworks at the Kinney Fields. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 7pm-8pm
Where: Downtown Wooster, OH 44691
Wooster – 4th of July Festival and Fireworks in Wooster
Entertainment and concessions will be available at the soccer complex. Kinney Property activities will begin at 5pm, followed by fireworks at 10pm. {Find Out More}
When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018; 5pm-10:15pm
Where: North of the Kinney Building on Burbank Rd. between Highland and Oldman Rd., Wooster, OH 44691
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The Director General, together with senior staff of CPSC, attended a two-day seminar on Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) organized by the Higher Education Leadership Academy (AKEPT) of the Ministry of Higher Education of Malaysia from 11th to 12th July 2011.
Dr. Mohammad Naim Yaakub, Director General; Prof TJ Tesoro Gayondato, Manager, Projects and Consultancy Division and Chair, Research, Publications and Information Division; and Ms. Kenneth Barrientos, Executive Secretary, CPSC; joined more than 20 higher education administrators and faculty members in understanding Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) application in education and training; learning about the various tools and techniques in shifting from the red ocean to blue ocean, determining value innovation and charting institutional strategy canvass. The team had an opportunity to map BOS in line with CPSC functions and service orientation and to share global and regional perspectives to other delegates.
The seminar provided highly-engaging learning experience to all the participants who attended, representing various line functions of the MOHE. BOS, having started as a corporate strategy, is now finding its strategic use in the public sector by suggesting to raise the value curve of an organization at decreased costs. CPSC advocates BOS in TVET institutions with an end view to initiate more innovations, open up an uncontested market in TVET and tap non-customers presently without access to TVET programs.
AKEPT, established to provide leadership development for top and mid-level management of Malaysian higher education institutions, extended the training in cooperation with the University Sains Malaysia, hailed as APEX University (Accelerated Program for Excellence) in Malaysia.
AKEPT has the vision to be acknowledged as the global benchmark and referral centre for Higher Education Leadership, Teaching and Learning, and Research and Innovation. AKEPT, under the leadership of Datuk Prof. Dr. Roziah Bt. Omar, Director, has a line up of various leadership trainings throughout the year.

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Morgan Celeste Paley (Maiden) will be performing in Cinderella May 4-14!
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For most of our guests, having a chance to see the auroras is one of the main reasons to make the journey up here. But what exactly are these dancing night lights, and when exactly can you see them? The many questions I was asked this winter made it clear that many people don't really know what the auroras are, and come under the false impression that you will automatically see them as long as you are north enough. Unfortunately, to see the auroras one needs a good combination of good weather and good solar activity. In other words, you need to be a little bit lucky if you want to see an unforgettable display during your visit. With some knowledge in mind however, you can improve the timing of your trip and increase your chances.
Can you only see the auroras when it is cold outside? Can you see the auroras every night? Can you also see the auroras in the summer? The answer to all of these is no. So when can you see them then? And at what time? Well, it depends. To make it somewhat more clear, read on and learn:
Basically, the auroras are created by disturbances in our Earth's magnetic field caused by highly charged solar particles. At the peak of the solar cycle (the 11-year period over which the sun experiences a very active period, a peak point, and a very calm period, a low point) the sun has high magnetic activity. During a peak, the sun releases energy through solar flares and coronal mass ejections. When energy is released, enormous amounts of ions, atoms and electrons, all high on energy, are released into space and carried away with the solar wind. When the eruption is facing Earthwards, these particles are blown towards our planet and trapped in our magnetic field. Without the magnetic field, we could not be living on our planet, as these highly radioactive materials would make life impossible.
As the Earth is a dipole, the magnetic field cuts through both poles and runs vertically through the planet. At the surface, it bends to form an ellipse-like figure around the planet. Due to this bend, the magnetic field cuts through the atmosphere at high latitudes.Where the field lines connect to the poles, the magnetic field is at its strongest, so the strongest points also lie at high latitudes. The highly energised particles trapped in the magnetic field start colliding with the gasses in our atmosphere, which become so energised that they start glowing. This is what creates the northern lights and that is why you can see it at certain latitudes, and why you are very unlikely to see something around the equator. You can see the charged particles travelling through our atmosphere with the solar wind, which is why the auroras dance. The different colours are produced by collisions with different gas atoms at different altitudes in the atmosphere.
First of all, you need to have some solar activity going on, otherwise the magnetic field will remain undisturbed and the sky will remain pitch black. But even when you have some, it is pretty impossible to predict when exactly the northern lights will appear in the sky. They have no fixed time and can appear anywhere during darkness hours. Sometimes they will show the whole night, sometimes one short beam is all you get, sometimes they come and go. And even if there is some activity, it is still no guarantee that something will show up. So if you really want to get a good sight and a good picture, you will need to bring some patience with you, and some good gear to protect yourself against the cold.
Furthermore, two basic circumstances need to be met: the sky has to be clear, and it has to be dark.
This is where the misconception comes from that you can only see the auroras when it is cold outside. When it is cold, the sky is often clear, hence you have a good chance of seeing something. But it is not a prerequisite: lately the temperatures here have been around -5 at night but the sky has been clear, so we've seen some nice northern lights. So if it doesn't have to be cold or winter, can you also see them in summer? Seeing the northern lights during summer is very unlikely because at this latitude it simply does not get dark enough during most of the summer season. Any light will immediately weaken a display, so head out of villages and cities to dark, open spaces with a good view over the northern sky.
The northern lights have always fascinated us and have for long been an important part of the culture of northern peoples. Before science explained this wonderful phenomenon, people made up legends and tales for themselves to understand why the sky would suddenly light up all green, red and blue during the night. Sometimes people would simply give a 'good' or 'bad' meaning to them, explaining that a display announced the end of winter, the approach of a snow storm, the coming of better weather, etc.
The Inuit people living in North America and Greenland believed that when the northern lights where in the sky, their forefathers would be playing football with a giant walrus skull. In Finland, the population believed that the world was created by a giant red fox and this fox was running through the sky at night, creating the northern lights. The Sami people in Sweden and Norway said that the northern lights were old reindeer running across the sky, reindeer that had died a long time ago. And finally, in Iceland people used to believe that the northern lights was bewitched, and that parents had to hide their children to make sure they were not kidnapped by the witches.
The conditions look good, and you would like to head out to make some mind-blowing aurora pictures. So how do you do that? You will need a tripod and a camera that allows you to set long exposure times.
The tripod is necessary as it is pretty much impossible to keep your camera perfectly still for several seconds. In case you don't have it, you can of course try to use a rock or a branch or whatever you can find in your surroundings, but you will find that a tripod is quite convenient if you don't want to lie down in the snow and will give you much sharper pictures.
The ideal camera is an SLR with a fast (large aperture) lens. Some digital cameras that have advanced settings will do the trick as well, but the image quality of an SLR is simply higher and you can play around with the settings much more than on most digital point-and-shoot or bridge cameras. Start with lowering the brightness of the screen so the light doesn't disturb your night view too much. Take off any filters you have on the ring, as they might result in concentric circles on your picture. You will have to manually focus your lens, as the autofocus will not have enough light or contrast to find a focus point. If you have a focus ring on the lens, put it on the infinite setting. If not, you will have to look through the viewer and see if you can figure out if it is sharp or not. After some go's you will find the right focus setting.
Now that we have the basics set up, it is good to put your white balance on daylight or automatic for night shots. Set your aperture to the largest setting you can have. You will already need long exposure times and you can use all of the light your lens can capture. Then, we it comes to ISO and shutter speed, you will have to find a compromise you personally like. Some people like to have a very high ISO and work with short shutter speeds (from a couple to ten seconds) so the lights are sharper and the aurora movements become less blurred. Personally, I like to minimise the noise so I keep my ISO a bit lower (at around 800) and work with longer exposure times (from ten up to thirty seconds). The lights become more dispersed in the sky if you keep the shutter open very long, but you still get a good grasp of the movements and a smoother image.
Keep in mind that if you buy a camera, most of the image quality comes from the lens. It is better to invest more money in your lenses than in your camera body, and you will find a good lens very useful when trying to capture the northern lights. Good hunting!
Welcome to Travelnorth, a blog about living and roaming around the north of Europe. My name is Eef De Boeck, I'm 26 years old and come from Belgium. 3 years ago I chose to move to Sweden and ever since I live in Northern Europe.
After finishing my studies last summer, I realised I wanted to have a different kind of life. One that would allow me to be active, be outside, be close to nature. I worked as a guide in Swedish Lapland last winter and now live in the fjords in Western Norway for the summer.
I'm fascinated about outdoor life and the world's northernmost regions. Through this blog, I hope to show you why I love this place of vast forests, tundra and ice.
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Super Easy to prepare delicious French fries without a drop of fat
Fries are the great addition towards any meal and everyone in this universe loves to eat the French fries and remain tasty for every tongue but the only problem with the French fries is that they are prepared with the oil and contains plenty of fats and made people obese.
Due to this reason, many of people avoid French fries but their mouth remains with water every time when they see the fries but experts have resolved the problem of people.
We recommend you the recipe where you prepare the delicious fries but with low calories and fats and remain healthy for the body.
- The preparation of healthy French fries is quite simple as you need the simple ingredients of a kitchen for the preparation with oven. The ingredients required to prepare the healthy fries is potatoes, egg whites, sweet paprika, salt and pepper to taste.
- You should need to cut down the potatoes into sticks as the original way to prepare the fries for lunch i.e. 1 cm thick. You should need a bowl where you put the egg whites with the salt and pepper addition for the taste and beat them until they become frothy and also insert the paprika.
- The next step is to mix the potatoes you have cut for the fries with the mixture of egg white, salt and pepper and paprika and mix them well.
- While you are preparing the mixture for delicious fries you are required to preheat the oven at the temperature of 220-degree centigrade.
- The next step is to place the baking paper with the potato sticks into the oven and place them in the oven for 8 to 10 minutes.
- Then you should need to remove the baking paper with the tray from the oven and bake the potatoes until they become brown with the baking.
- When they become browned then they are ready to serve and you should need to use the ketchup or any sauce that your family liked and enjoy the healthy French fries with the family.
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Huyck is a locally owned family business that has been providing manufacturing companies with Industrial supplies and services since 1961.
Huyck's continued growth and success is directly related to sweat equity. Building working relationships with our customers has led to the expansion of our product lines and services. We are proud to offer quality products and services and are dedicated to working with our customers to meet their needs and deadlines.
We are looking for applicants to advance within our company that possess a great attitude, strong work ethic, pride in workmanship and willingness to uphold our high quality assurance standards, to which our customers have come to expect from us.
Apply today if you are looking for:
*Reliable Hours
*Full Time - 40 hours per week
*Overtime potential during peak season April - July
*Monday - Friday (occasional Saturday)
*Closed all STAT holidays
*Annual Shut Down for Christmas & New Years
*Indoor Warehouse Environment
*Physical Labour - Fast paced
*Group Health Benefits - Cost Shared, Full time employees eligable after 90 days
*Advancement opportunities
*Loacated on Langley/Surrey Boarder on public transit route
We coat a wide range of products and materials, specializing in Aluminum.
Looking for hard-working, well-spiken individuals that want to train and advance in our company. We provide hands on training, and you will have cross training opportunities in our other departments.
· Full time, Monday – Friday
· Wages based on experience
Main Duties:
· Coating of products as per work orders.
· Inspection of products prior to coating.
· Troubleshooting of coating problems.
· General routine maintenance of powder coating system.
· One-year experience desired; but we are willing to train the right person.
· Minimum education – High School Diploma or GED.
· Fundamental knowledge of concepts in electrostatic procedures.
Applicants Must:
· Have CSA footwear; all other PPE will be fitted and supplied.
· Have the mathematical aptitude to weigh and mix powder.
· Be able to identify our standard colors by glance.
· Be able to read work orders and schedules.
· Work well independently and with others.
· Be able to follow instructions and willing to be coached.
· Have a strong attention to detail and good hand-eye coordination.
· Be adept at working under pressure to keep the production line moving.
· Be able to wear a half face and/or a full face mask as required.
· Be able to work in hot conditions.
· Demonstrate good physical strength, capable of lifting 70lbs (32kg).
· Have a reliable mode of transportation – we are located on the Langley / Surrey border.
· Have excellent attendance and punctuality.
· Be available to work varying shifts in peak season (April-Aug).
· First aid and forklift certifications are an asset.
Finally, applicants must uphold our high quality assurance standards, to which our customers have come to expect from us. Providing photos samples of your previous work with submission of resume is encouraged.
*Aptitude tests will be conducted for those selected for an interview (tests will evaluate applicant's ability to distinguish our powder colours as well as their English, math, and measurement skills).
To Apply for Powder Coat Applicator, please email resume to mailto:email@example.com
Powder Coating Production Line Worker
Prepare, Hang & Package Metal Profiles
The Position: Start out training as a Driver delivering products to our customers, the variety of responsibilities of this role will provide the opportunity for you to learn all of the products and services Huyck has to offer its customers.
- 50% Driver and Customer Service
- 20% Warehouse worker – stock, inventory, maintenance, pull customer orders
- 15% Shipping / Receiving
- 15% Support production departments when shorthanded, prep, packaging, hanging
- Strive to provide excellent customer satisfaction through prompt and accurate product delivery and communication with company and customer personnel.
- Daily deliveries and pickups within the lower mainland by 1ton Van and 5 ton 28' curtain side truck with air brakes
- Asses customer needs and take orders
- Manage Customer Stock Levels on site
- Pull orders to be delivered
- Perform a daily inspection of delivery vehicle including: all fluid levels, tire pressure and condition, general road worthiness of vehicle, that meets Transport Canada requirements and provide written notification of any unsafe conditions.
- Operate all vehicles safely adhering to Transport Canada regulations
- Adhere to WCB safety protocols governed by Huyck as well as Customer/Vendor specific policies
- General cleaning of warehouse (garbage, sweeping, organization of shelves)
- Operating sit down forklift up to 4000lbs
- Use of power tools & bandsaw
What we need from you:
- Grade 12 Diploma or General Educational Development (GED) certification or equivalent
- Must have Class 5 driver's license – Minimum 2 years driving
- Delivery and/or Warehouse Shipping/Receiving Experience - Minimum 1-year
- Forklift Operator – minimum 1year experience
- Microsoft Office – Experienced in Basic Skills in Outlook, Word & Excel
- Confident and safe approach to driving in all BC Weather conditions
- Must be willing to acquire air brake endorsement
- Must have good interpersonal skills and be able to effectively communicate with vendors, customers, managers, and coworkers
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to balance multiple priorities
- Dedicated to providing superior customer service and quality focused
- Positive attitude, flexible and adaptable, self-motivated
- Outgoing, Friendly, Team Player
- Must be in good physical condition and capable of lifting in excess of 60 pounds, sitting for extended periods of time, able to climb steps and ladders, and capable of bending, stooping, and carrying products up steps, stairs, and down ramps and walkways.
- English – Fluent Speaking, reading and written
- No smoking permitted in company vehicles
- Candidates must be legally permitted to work in Canada
Successful candidates will be asked to provide a Criminal Record Check and a driver's abstract.
Wage: Based on Experience
To apply for this Deliveries & Warehouse position please email resume to mailto:email@example.com


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Miyuki Nagatsuki
This section may contain major spoilers!Please refrain from reading if you are not yet familiar with all the latest media released.
|Miyuki Nagatsuki
|Japanese Name
|長月 美幸
(Note: As all chapters of Sadness Prayer are currently only available in Japanese, most of the info here comes from rough translation and interpretation of events. Thus, some of the information may be incorrect, so please do not treat anything as 100% accurate.)
Miyuki Nagatsuki (長月 美幸 Nagatsuki Miyuki) is a minor supporting character appearing in Puella Magi Oriko Magica: Sadness Prayer. She also appeared in Extra Story as a cameo. She is one of Komaki Asako and Akira Namekata's friends.
General info
- Age: 15 (estimated)
- Eye colour: Wine red
- Hair colour: Light brown
- Japanese pronoun: Watashi (私)
- School: Attends Shirome Middle School. Her year is unknown. She shares a class with Komaki and Akira.
Not much has been seen of Miyuki, but she appears to be a kind and friendly person who occasionally lectures Komaki on her behavior. She does not seem to be as close to either of the Asako sisters as Akira is.
Miyuki was saved by Komaki in a fire during a school camp. Unlike Akira, Miyuki was unconscious for most of it.
Miyuki in Extra Story
Miyuki only has a small cameo in Symmetry Diamond, where she is seen with Komaki and Akira, teasing Oriko. Miyuki does not have any spoken lines; she is only seen reacting.
Miyuki in Sadness Prayer
Miyuki was not informed by Akira or Koito about Komaki's nightlife. She appears to have taken Komaki's death badly.
She later delivered a print-out informing of Komaki's and Akira's deaths to Kirika Kure, which was how Oriko Mikuni found out about their deaths.
- Miyuki "美幸" means "beautiful fortune".
- The kanji for Nagatsuki "長月" mean "leader/boss" and "moon" respectively.
- Miyuki shares her first name with the background character Miyuki Asami from Puella Magi Kazumi Magica. The two even have the same kanji for their names.


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MARIETTA, S.C. — Two of three firefighters have been released from the hospital after a fire truck overturned in Pickens County Monday morning en route to a house fire that arson investigators are looking into.
One firefighter is still in the hospital and in stable condition on Monday night, according to a representative for Pickens County Emergency Management. Troopers reported the crash happened along Pleasant Grove Road near Moody Bridge Road about 4:45 a.m. in Pumpkintown.
Troopers said the tanker truck driver swerved to hit a deer and the truck ran off the road, overturning. They said the driver was airlifted to Greenville Memorial hospital. Chuck Haynes, director of emergency management for Pickens County, said a Pumpkintown Volunteer Fire Department tanker truck was headed to a structure fire about 1 1/2 miles away when it overturned along a curve.
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Soccer News of Tue, 17 Jun 201482
Ghana lost USA game from the bench - Chris Opoku
Sports analyst Christopher Opoku has blamed the technical bench of the Black Stars for the team's loss to old foe USA in their opening match at the ongoing 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
He told Joy News on Tuesday, a day after the 'painful' defeat that he was convinced the game was lost from the bench and criticized the coach for several poor decisions.
Black Stars head coach, Kwasi Appiah, has come under fire following his team's 1-2 defeat. Striker Kevin Prince Boateng is one of those who disagreed with Kwesi Appiah's preference for youth to experience.
Kevin and Michael Essien considered as two of the most experienced members of the team were left on the bench till after the first half. Kevin is reported to have criticised the decision after the match, saying he was surprised that he did not start the game.
But Kwesi Appiah doesn't think selection was the problem. He thinks the players lacked concentration when it mattered most.
However, Christopher Opoku analysed, "I might sound controversial and very blunt, but the Game was lost from the bench".
The same defensive blunder was exhibited in Ghana's friendly against Netherlands, and felt the coach should have worked on the anomaly.
He also criticized the coach for playing Kwadwo Asamoah on the left, a player he said was Ghana's best man on the pitch.
Noting that Ghana's "back leaves a lot to be desired," Christopher Opoku questioned the caliber of defenders the coach took to the world showpiece.
Kwesi Appiah snubbed local defenders for 'competent' foreign-based ones, but in Chris' assessment, the team's "weakest link is the back".
In explaining why he started experienced Kevin Prince Boateng and Michael Essien from the bench, the coach said his intention was to bring them on when the USA were tired.
But that is suicidal, Christopher Opoku indicated. Using your weak team to get your opponent tired "is not done," he said, stressing he was "shocked" by the decision.
Meanwhile, the player who scored Ghana's only goal in the 2-1 defeat, Andre Ayew is hopeful the team could still make it despite last night's setback.
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By Anshika Ajmera Chhabra
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Ease-of-purchase, ample inventories, and detailed product information is turning urban Indians mouse-wards, to purchase plants, pots, seeds and gardening accessories online
Imagine getting a warranty certificate with a plant you purchase. Or ordering a plant from the comfort of your office desk, with the same ease that you do, pizza. Except, these are not mere fantasies of a green thumb but a current reality—the new trend doing the rounds in metropolitan cities. After chocolates, cakes, wine, mobile phones, and almost every article that endures human usage and consumption, jumped aboard the online bandwagon, it is now the turn of plants to have their day in the digital marketplace.
Passé is the era when the only way people could buy plants would be by visiting the nursery in person, having to lug them to and out of the car afterwards, the soil-heavy earthen pots weighing them down. After completing the arduous task of carrying the heavy pots indoors, one was left with the additional chore of cleaning up the car, which was left besmeared with loose soil. And if you were unfortunate enough to live high up in a multi storey flat, nobody but a network of building guards could come to your rescue; the wallet roomier afterwards from tipping.
The more comfortable alternative was waiting for the local maali (gardener) to cycle past your home with a limited, and sometimes, shrivelled up stock of plants. You were never quite content with his assortment but bought some any way, as it was the only other way to get plants for your home. "Better than going to the nursery," you reasoned.
"Ordering plants online saves you from the hassles of transporting heavy pots from the nursery. Besides, foreign plants like the Green Golden Pothos Natural Plant are of better quality at the e-store"
Dipti Sarda, Bengaluru…
Well, not anymore. Taking note of the inconveniences faced by plant buyers and identifying a new market niche, the IT startup generation has spawned a host of online stores selling plants, potters, seeds, garden accessories—indeed everything related to gardening. Be it exotic flowering bulbs from Holland, Bonsai trees or Lucky Bamboo, wide selections of indigenous and exotic varieties of plants and seeds can be added to the digital shopping cart.
And customers are responding.
"Going to a nursery, loading heavy pots in the car, then unloading them again once I reach home—all of this is highly cumbersome. That is why, I do not, in the least mind paying slightly extra for online plants for the ease-of-purchase they afford me. Also, some foreign plants like the Green Golden Pothos Natural Plant are of better quality at the e-store than in a physical nursery," says Dipti Sarda, a home maker from Bengaluru.
Demand Drivers
So what has led to the emergence of this green trend online? According to Shri Sakhare, founder and CEO, Gamlaa.com, which is based in Hyderabad and delivers citywide, "With the advent of e-commerce, people are looking for almost everything online. It is this broader trend that has fuelled the trend for online plants as well. Even tier 2 cities are joining the bandwagon now."
In addition to the comfort and ease online shopping offers, people are frequenting online nurseries for the plethora of information they offer. "Sometimes nursery sellers are not educated enough on the plants they're selling, or are not articulate enough to satisfy all customer queries. Therefore, online nurseries, which not only list plants, but also offer detailed information about them, prove to be a winning combination of ease-of-purchase and knowledge," says Sakhare.
"The new working generation is more concerned about where the plants have been sourced from. Knowing how they've been grown and where, is extremely important to them because buying from a poorly maintained nursery can lead to a diseased plant entering your garden and infecting it," adds blogger and urban farmer, Sunita Mohan. "Also, the working generation doesn't have the time to visit nurseries at the time they are open, leaving them with no option but to look for options online," says she.
Furthermore, industry members believe, people are increasingly viewing plants as suitable gifting options. "More and more people are appreciating plants as decor items for their homes, good for the environment, and contribute to air purity. Hence, more people are viewing them as good gifting options. Also urban dwellers, surrounded by brick and mortar, yearn for greenery, even if in the form of little potters dotting their balconies or windowsills," says Annu Grover, director, Nurturing Green.in.
Director, Annu Grover, at the Nurturing Green stocking unit
Some regular buyers of online plants quote health as the reason for their purchases. "Nobody in my circle eats sweets anymore. They're all either diabetic or scared that they will be. Therefore, on birthdays, I order them plants as opposed to the chocolates and cake routine I used to do before," says Meena Talwar of Delhi, a 40-year-old software professional.
"I buy aloe vera, tulsi and lemon grass online for their medicinal qualities," says Astha Rastogi, Mumbai, a 30-year-old primary school teacher and yoga enthusiast.
Customer Profile
Although people across regions, genders, professions, ages and marital statuses order plants online, the average customer, according to stakeholders, is mostly female, professional, between the ages of 20 to 45, and residing in Hyderabad, Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai or Mumbai.
"The majority of our clientele has a 75 percent to 25 percent female-male ratio, and falls in the 20 to 45 age group," says Sakhare. "They are mostly professionals, and often belong to the IT sector," he adds.
Nurturing Green, on the other hand, receives maximum orders from married women (working and home makers) between the ages of 25 to 45.
Commercials & Scope
Of all the talk about trending, popularity, and online traffic, how much really converts into sales? Whereas Gamlaa.com receives over 500 to 750 orders a month (despite only offering Hyderabad-wide delivery), pan India e-tailer—Nurturing Green welcomes 50 to 60 orders on weekdays, with 90 to 100 more on weekends. The numbers escalate on festivals such as Diwali, Dusshera, New Year, Rakhi, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, Environment Day, and also during the monsoon season.
"Orders normally sprout from different parts of India but largely, the ratio of orders emerging from tier 1and 2 cities is higher than from the smaller cities. Chandigarh, Indore, Jaipur, Lucknow—all unexploited so far—carry high potential," says Grover, commenting on regional prospects.
In 2015, Gamlaa.com, which has grown by 400 to 500 percent since the company's inception in January 2013, expects to see sales increase three to four times over. Nurturing Green enjoys an annual revenue of Rs 2 to 3 crore, and expects it to reach Rs 5 crore in the next financial year.
However, the sales of online plants, although cheerful and encouraging, represent only a pittance of the overall Online Gifting and Décor market, which is estimated at Rs 100 crore, and is expanding exponentially year on year. "The online plant market is a fairly unexploited one and scope for innovation is immense, as people are fed up with meaningless gifting options and are looking for variety, ease-of-purchase and innovation—giving us enough and more reasons to grow," says Grover.
Not wanting to miss out on the opportunity of adding yet another category to their funding-rich inventories, mainstream e-tailers such as Snapdeal, Pepperfry, Fab Furnish and Zansaar, have all started stocking modest ranges of plants.
Therefore, although plants were rarely considered present-worthy before, now, the living gifts are only a short distance from evolving into a mainstream gifting option that everyone wants.
- Bonsai
- Tissue Cultured Foliage Plants
- Bamboo & other lucky charms
- Medicinal plants like Aloe Vera, Tulsi, Lemon Grass & Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)
- Outdoor flower plants like Rose, Hibiscus & Jasmine
- Indoor plants like Money Plant
- Air-purifying plants like Philodendron
Some popular plant e-nurseries in India
Gamlaa.com (Hyderabad-wide delivery)
Nurturinggreen.in (Pan India delivery)
Nurseryplant.in (Mumbai-wide delivery)
LivingGifts.co.in (Pan India delivery)
Ganganursery.com (Pan India delivery but only accepts bulk orders)
Gardenworld.in (Bengaluru-wide delivery)
Hariththarang.com (Chennai-wide delivery)
Nurserylive.com (Pan India delivery)
Javitree.com (Delhi NCR-wide delivery)
Givegreen.in (Delhi NCR-wide delivery)
My Sunny Balcony (Pan India delivery; only sells gardening accessories)
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Irvine Company Office customers can take advantage of a special offer when leasing at an Irvine Company apartment community: $0 security deposit and 2 waived application fees.
Elevate your business at the vibrant Irvine Spectrum Skyline, an environment at the center of it all where your employees can excel and thrive. With a business address that shows you have arrived, reinforce your brand visibility and recognition. Visit www.spectrumskyline.com for more information and updates on 200 and 400 Spectrum Center Drive.
At Spectrum Office we want to inspire and innovate your workplace. This includes a variety of convenient amenities, like our Courtesy Shuttle to Irvine Spectrum Center, our outdoor yoga classes, fresh fruits and vegetables sold at our Farmer's Market and Gourmet Food Trucks for delicious lunch options. Enjoy!
Grab coffee onsite at All the Perks Espresso Cafe, enjoy lunch with colleagues at Los Olivos Marketplace, or dine at one of many nationally recognized restaurants at Irvine Spectrum Center.
Grab coffee onsite at All the Perks Espresso Cafe, enjoy lunch with colleagues at Los Olivos Marketplace, or dine at one of many nationally recognized restaurants at Irvine Spectrum Center.
Take a moment to recharge outdoors in an expansive palm-lined courtyard for socializing, meeting and collaborating.
Take a moment to recharge outdoors in an expansive palm-lined courtyard for socializing, meeting and collaborating.
Stay active with access to more than 50,000 acres of hiking and biking trails through Irvine Spectrum.
Stay active with access to more than 50,000 acres of hiking and biking trails through Irvine Spectrum.
Los Olivos Marketplace, featuring 117,000 SF of sit-down and quick-service restaurants, shopping and anchored by Whole Foods Market.
Rossi manages 20-40 Pacifica, and oversees the team management of Palm Court. With over 20 years of experience in the retail and office property management, she joined Irvine Company Retail Properties in 2004, and Office Properties in 2013. Rossi has an active CA Real Estate License.
Brittney began her career with Irvine Company in 2014 and will be supporting 20-40 Pacifica and Palm Court as the Assistant Manager, Operations beginning April 2018. Brittney previously supported 100 and 300 Spectrum Center Drive. She attended Chaffey College, majoring in Business Administration.
Rebecca graduated from UC Riverside and began her career with Irvine Company at the Resort at Pelican Hill. She previously supported Jamboree Center before joining the Spectrum Office Properties team as a Senior Associate for 20-40 Pacifica and Palm Court.
Kristie Lew joined the Spectrum Office Team as the Associate in July 2016. Kristie received her Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree in Sociology and a Minor in Education from UC Irvine, as well as her MBA from Concordia University. She supports all Spectrum Office Properties.
Kandy joined the 20-40 Pacifica Team in 2011, and as Director, oversees Spectrum Office high rise and low rise. Kandy holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Redlands, and is a Certified Property Manager.
Rick joined the Irvine Spectrum team in October 2011 as Senior Chief Engineer responsible for the oversight of 20/40 Pacifica, 100 and 300 Spectrum Center Drive and Palm Court properties. Prior to joining the team, he worked as the Senior Chief Engineer for the Newport Center Portfolio for 4 years.
Carl assumed responsibility for 20-40 Pacifica in 2015, and his role was expanded to serve as Chief Engineer of Palm Court in 2017. Carl has served as the Chief Engineer of multiple Irvine Company properties, and has 39 years of industry experience.
Juan joined the Irvine Company Office Properties in 2010. He is currently enrolled in the HVAC Certificate Program at Orange Coast College. Juan is responsible for handling general maintenance customer requests and also assists with building preventative maintenance at 300 Spectrum Center Drive.
Arthur joined Irvine Company in October 2016 and is currently in the process of obtaining his HVAC certification from Orange Coast College. Arthur is responsible for day to day duties at 20 Pacifica, but will assist at 40 Pacifica as well.
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I'm stuck overnight at the Milwaukee airport because I missed my connection this afternoon. Sitting here alone, watching one Walking Dead episode after another, feels like a low-low after such an inspiring weekend at the Eddie Adams Workshop in upstate New York. We went hard, and this past week I've slept probably 14 hours total. And while that may be to blame for my missed flight, what surprised me most was how well I managed. After years of being overly cautious about getting enough sleep in, it was a good wake up call.
Each day of the workshop started with breakfast at 7 AM and went until portfolio reviews ended around 2 AM (and after that we drank). My first review was with Mr. John White, the legendary photojournalist who represented the Chicago Sun-Times for 35 years. I was nervous and even shaking at first, which was a surprise. He quickly put me at ease, and we seemed to be on the same page, and I don't think I've ever felt as good about where things are going. He quipped that my image "got Oomph!", that something extra, and that if he were one of these rich editors in the room he'd make sure I left with their card. He also gave me a title for my book project, based on what he saw in the images, and remembered my name when we ran into each other at the bonfire the next evening, something I'm not sure many of the reviewers would've.
I also met with Ben Lowy, Josh Ritchie, James Estrin of the New York Times, David Griffin of The Washington Post, and Tom Kennedy. Not aware of who he was, just that he wasn't busy with anyone at the moment, I sat down with and ended up hitting it off with Mr. Kennedy. He made it a point to pull out and hand me his card, which made it fun finding out after the fact that he's been an influential editor at the Washington Post as well as National Geographic. But the whole weekend was like that - surrounded by individuals who are brilliant and passionate at what they do.
Met so many wonderful people and was so glad I ended up on the team I did. Team Tan was led by Carolyn Cole of the LA Times, Elissa Curtis of The New Yorker and Melanie McLean, and included Allie Hootnick, Alexis Lambrou, Rahul Dhankani, Bob Houlihan, Adnan Saciragic, Tommaso Protti, Mary Farmilant, Smita Sharma, Ting Shen, and Jason Saul Prupas. It'll be fun keeping in touch and exciting to watch where everyone lands in the next few years. (Update: A week since the workshop ended, students Stephanie Strasburg has led The New York Times' Arts section with a full-page photo and Supranav Dash was selected as a Finalist for the APA / Lucie Foundation Scholarship Award and also for the One Life 2013 Awards.)


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Households are to benefit from reduced heating costs with the establishment of a network of oil buying clubs across Northern Ireland.
The Housing Executive has appointed Bryson Energy to establish a network of clubs and will work on behalf of the club members by negotiating the best price for a bulk order and arranging delivery.
With the majority of all households in Northern Ireland (68%) dependent on oil heating this new scheme will assist householders in budgeting for oil deliveries on a monthly basis, as well as providing savings as part of a larger buyer group.
The scheme is open to all housing tenures including owner-occupiers, housing association and Housing Executive tenants as well as private-rented tenants. Anyone interested in forming an oil buying club should contact Bryson Energy on 0800 142 2865.
Welcoming the scheme, Social Development Minister, Mervyn Storey MLA, said: "Oil buying clubs offer people the opportunity to join with others in buying their home heating oil in bulk, achieving a better price than smaller, more costly refills. There may be some communities who have been interested in embarking on such a scheme but perhaps are unsure of going it alone. This initiative will offer households support through Bryson Energy who will act as project co-ordinator.
"The Housing Executive and Bryson Energy are to be commended for offering this opportunity to households of all tenures at a time when fuel costs are a very real issue for families across Northern Ireland."
Estimates suggest that the level of saving is expected to be a minimum of 7% per litre for a 500 litre fill, dependent on oil prices.


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Pinney Insurance "Spin the Wheel"
by Heather Foster
One of our Managers had the idea to put together an office Spin the Wheel, where each month, we would draw from cards that employees could put in a box to say nice things about fellow co-workers.
If selected, the person who wrote the card and the person they wrote about would each get the gift card they landed on when they spun the wheel at our monthly birthday celebrations.
I found this cute little gem online, and worked with my intern to customize the graphics for it. I also created the cards for the box. It was a lot of fun!
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iPad holder now available in white
Now available in both white and black our iPad multi holder from Eurostand Display is the number one choice when interactivity is key to your display.
For use with the iPad Air models and the iPad 2, 3 and 4, the iPad multi holders provide your customers with easy access to your presentation without compromising the security of the iPad. With discrete cable management system, it's perfect for events where a longer presentation time is needed. The iPad multi holder has a full rotation of 360 degrees with a 350 swivel action and can be fixed safely and securely to table tops, display stands or walls.
Both stylish and versatile with a little imagination countless combinations of display configurations are possible.


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Key factsPrint summary
Full service history, Black, 3 owners, £51,994
This car comes with
black pack, santorini black, ebony heated electric leather with memory settings, touch screen satellite navigation dvd bluetooth i pod connectivity, reverse camera, panoramic glass roof with electric blind, in control tracker, keyless go keyless entry, multi function leather piano veneer wood heated steering wheel, cruise control climate control, 16-Way Driver / 16-Way Passenger Front Seats, Driver Memory, Bluetooth Phone Connection, Digital Radio (DAB), Eight-Inch Touch - Screen, Front and Rear Park Distance Sensors with Visual Display, Rear Camera Parking Aid including Hitching Guidance, Heated Front and Rear Seats, Heated Laminated Windscreen, InControl Touch Plus Level 2 - Radio and Single Slot CD Player, MP3 Disc and File Compatibility, Digital Television, Intelligent Stop/Start System, Perimetric and Volumetric Alarm, Premium HDD Navigation System (Includes Hard Disk Drive Audio Server (10 CD/DVD Storage and Play), Rain Sensing Windscreen Wipers, SWYS Intuitive Voice Control, Three-Zone Climate Control, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), Upholstery - Oxford Leather Seat Style 3, Electrical Towing Preparation, auto daytime xenon headlights, auto open close boot, park sensors front and rear, front fog lights, tinted glass deployable side steps 22"turbine alloys
- 201810081297186
- 2016
- 16
- £51,994
- 5200
- 33,000
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Vehicle summary
|Body style
|Engine size
|2993 cc
|Fuel type
|Number of doors
|Number of seats
|Gearbox type
|CO2 emissions
|182 g/km
|Insurance group
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|0 miles
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|3 years
|Standard paintwork guarantee
|3 years
Performance & economy
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|36.2 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|44.1 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|40.9 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
|7.4 seconds
|Top speed
|130 mph
|Engine power
|258 bhp
|Engine torque
|442.56 lbs/ft
|1835 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
|No details available
|4999 mm
|2922 mm
|2220 mm
|Width including mirrors
|No details available
|Fuel tank capacity
|89 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
|2215 kg
|Interior features
|Exterior features
|Load Through Facility
|Intelligent Stop/Start System
|Grand Black Lacquer Veneer Finisher
|Laminated Hydrophobic Front Door Glass
|Auxiliary Power Sockets (Front, Second Row and Load Space 12Volt)
|Adjustable, Auto Dimming, Heated, Powerfold Memory Exterior Mirrors with Approach Lamps
|Loadspace Anchor Points
|Electrical Towing Preparation
|Auto Dimming Interior Mirror
|Headlamp Powerwash
|Morzine Headlining (Cirrus or Ivory), Grand Black Lacquer Veneer Finisher
|Reduced Section Spare Wheel & Toolkit
|11 Speakers and Subwoofer
|Body Coloured Bumpers
|Heated Laminated Windscreen
|Alloy Wheels - 20in Five Split-Spoke Style 502 w. Locking Wheel Nuts
|Eight-Inch Touch - Screen
|Fixed Panoramic with Powered Blind
|Secure Glove Box Stowage
|Rear Wash Wiper
|4 Way Electric Lumbar Support for Front Seats
|Bluetooth Phone Connection
|Gesture Tailgate
|TMC Dynamic Route Guidance
|Three-Zone Climate Control
|Upholstery - Oxford Leather Seat Style 3
|Front and Rear Cupholders
|Multi-Functional Controls
|Meridian (380W)
|Premium HDD Navigation System (Includes Hard Disk Drive Audio Server (10 CD/DVD Storage and Play)
|Driver and Passenger Twin Blade Sunvisor with Illuminated Vanity Mirror
|Cruise Control
|Heated Front and Rear Seats
|Front and Rear Carpet Mats with Edging
|SWYS Intuitive Voice Control
|Armrest - Driver and Passenger Armrest
|Rain Sensing Windscreen Wipers
|16-Way Driver / 16-Way Passenger Front Seats, Driver Memory
|Heated Steering Wheel
|Keyless Entry
|Leather Steering Wheel
|USB Sockets
|Digital Radio (DAB)
|InControl Touch Plus Level 2 - Radio and Single Slot CD Player, MP3 Disc and File Compatibility, Digital Television
|Electronic Traction Control (ETC)
|Front Passengers Airbag
|Electronic Stability Program, Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) with Cornering Brake Control (CBC), Roll Stability Control (RSC), Trailer Stability Control
|Front and Rear Park Distance Sensors with Visual Display, Rear Camera Parking Aid including Hitching Guidance
|Airbag Driver
|Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (EBD)
|Hill Descent Control (HDC)
|Drivers and Passenger Airbags (Side, Seat-Front, Thorax, Pelvis)
|Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
|Electronic Power Assisted Steering (EPAS)
|Engine Immobilisation
|Active Speed Limiter (ASL)
|Centre Mounted Stop Lamps
|Seat Anchorages/ISOFIX
|Standard Headrest Front and Rear (4 Way Tilt)
|Xenon Headlamps with LED Signature Lighting, Automatic Headlamp Levelling, Daytime Running Lights (DRLs), Follow-Me-Home Headlighting
|Emergency Brake Assist (EBA)
|Power Operated Child Locks
|Perimetric and Volumetric Alarm
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This includes MPG figures which are calculated under European Standards, in test conditions, and will vary under normal driving conditions. The information displayed above describes the typical specification of the most recent model of this vehicle. It is not the exact specification for the actual vehicle being offered for sale which may vary. Specifications for older models may also vary. Please contact us prior to purchase to confirm the exact specification of this vehicle.
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