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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2019 PUBLISHER

Arielle Jordan | arielle.jordan@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Roxann Patrick | roxann.patrick@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

The Little Magazine That Could WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL GROWING UP I USED TO ENTERTAIN MYSELF FOR HOURS DRAWING AND WRITING UP IMAGINATIVE STORIES IN MY

Rick Eichhorn, George Valentino, Emily Wines, Arielle Jordan CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Devyn R. Glista of St.Blanc.Studios, Shon Curtis of Shon Curtis Photography, John McManaman of JGM Images, Samantha Elder

NOTEBOOKS AND DIARIES. In middle school, I created my own magazine, Wonder, using cut-outs of people and products from other magazines. Back then, I had no idea that one day I would move to the South Dayton area and fall in love with the residents, the lifestyle and the rich history it offers, nor did I know that a few years later I would publish a "real" magazine based entirely around it! This is that little girl's dream come true. It was a bit challenging at times but ultimately so much fun to combine my professional creative experience with a real passion of mine: telling great stories inspired by community. A very special thanks are in order to the advertisers of this publication; their belief in me and my vision is what has made this magazine possible. Each month, I look forward to introducing you to the people, places and things that will continue to make you proud and excited to call this area our home.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2019

FEATURES 13 Digital-Age Parenting How the East Family Stays Plugged In to Their Tech and Each Other

16 Fall into Flavor: Apple Cider-Glazed Pork Move Over, Pumpkins—Apple Cider is Having its Moment

20 Casual Elegance Inside the Catalyst Custom Home at Country Creek Estates

28 Somm 101 Food and Wine Pairing Basics

20 13

from Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants' Master Sommelier

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Locally Owned

Culinary Creations

20 Open House 26 Local Limelight 28 Hot Spot 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice

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GOOD TIMES

Grand Opening of Cooper's Hawk Centerville At the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Centerville location, Cooper’s Hawk executives were joined by Centerville Mayor Brooks Compton, several city officials, members of the South Metro Regional Chamber of Commerce and representatives of prominent Daytonarea companies. The grand opening celebration that followed featured wine tastings and a variety of menu samplings.

Dayton Cars and Coffee Dayton Cars and Coffee held its 11th meet at Austin Landing over Labor Day weekend. Gray skies and the threat of rain did not deter these local auto enthusiasts from showing up and showing out. Guests enjoyed coffee, car talk and mingling around various old-school classics, foreign supercars and everything in between. PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN MCMANAMAN OF JGM IMAGES

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anyone can show their support for these import-

shops where people can “get their hands dirty” learn-

ant causes. All of the money raised from the sale

ing how to make individualized skincare products. The

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“make-and-take” model is popular in the painting and

its mission. PinkRibbonDriven.org/shop.

crafting world, but owner and creator Lynn Bartlett is introducing this exciting concept to the skin care world. From choosing a special scent and color to choosing specific oils and other ingredients, there are many options to enhance and personalize your products. Group workshops are also in development. SkinNourishmentStudio.com

WARPED WING BREWING COMPANY COMING TO SPRINGBORO The first retailer at Wright Station, a new urban village center at the intersection of State Routes 741 and 73 in Springboro, will be Warped Wing Brewing Company. The Dayton-based brewery plans to open The Warped Wing Barrel Room & Smokery, a unique barrel-aged facility, taproom, eatery and test pilot brewery in the summer of 2020. The new facility will not only offer bottled and draft barrel-aged beers, but also a staple of its flagship beers, while the restaurant will bring an innovative, eclectic menu designed to complement them. CityOfSpringboro.com

JAFFE JEWELRY RELOCATES TO OAKWOOD Jaffe Jewelry, a well-known local jewelry store that’s been in business since the '70s, is relocating to 2419 Far Hills in Oakwood, Ohio. Over the years, Jaffe Jewelry has gained national experience and customer recognition from well-known celebrities like Jay Leno, Steve Baldwin and chef Michael Mina. Jaffe is one of the top jewelry stores in Ohio and is nationally recognized for its efforts to provide superior customer service, genuine information and finely crafted jewelry from well-known designer brands. JaffeJewelry.com

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LOCALLY OWNED

digital-age parenting

HOW THE EAST FAMILY STAYS PLUGGED IN TO THEIR TECH AND EACH OTHER

ARTICLE GEORGE VALENTINO | PHOTOGRAPHY SHON CURTIS

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ONE COULD ARGUE THAT SUCCESSFUL PARENTING HAS BEEN ONE OF CIVILIZATION’S GREATEST CHALLENGES. With today’s technical environment evolving at a breakneck pace, those challenges are only multiplying. As we approach 2020, it’s clear that the U.S. is totally immersed in the age of screens. PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones and even smart TVs provide business, educational and entertainment content to parents and children alike, 24/7, 365. These powerful tools, like any tools, can be used in highly positive or negative ways, and if not managed correctly, they can add additional stress to parents everywhere. A Kettering family has taken an approach to screen management that flows directly from the husband’s business. This is Randall and Jessica East and their blended family of five children ranging from ages 10 to 18: William, Sophie, Skye, Alex and Logan. Randall has integrated the residential IT expertise from his company, TechAdvisors Home, with his and Jessica’s parenting style to effectively manage the kids’ screen time. Each family member’s internet-enabled device has its own individual filters and connection to the household Wi-Fi, allowing Randall and Jessica the ability to manage access on a child-by-child and time-scheduling basis. “The system is smart enough to know which device belongs to whom,” Randall explains. For example, only after William, 10, completes his chores and outdoor playtime will he have access to his screens for homework or entertainment. Since William’s older siblings have schedules and priorities that differ from his, they do their screen time right after school and sports practices. All connections are then disabled while everyone gathers for family dinner and again at the children’s various bedtimes. “I think it’s a very handy tool,” Jessica says. “It’s a really good motivator. Their games, TV shows and communication to their friends can all go away, encouraging good behavior.” This setup is made possible through each device’s unique Media Access Control (MAC) address, a hardware identification number that exists in all network-capable products at the time of manufacture. The Easts use these MAC addresses to manage their children’s Wi-Fi access times so that a good mix of internet, sports, activities and family time together can be achieved in a balanced way. Randall and his team at TechAdvisors Home are always ready to help other Dayton-area parents successfully achieve this balance, noting that once implemented, the system is simple to maintain. “It’s as easy as flipping a switch per kid for our customers,” Randall says. “Right from their phone.” At first hesitant, the East children now embrace their parents' approach to managing technology for the structure it brings to their lives. “I like it because, for me, it’s always on, ” says Sophie, 13. “I don’t get in trouble that much.” To learn more about TechAdvisors Home, visit TechAdvisorsHome.com. 14

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CULINARY CREATIONS

ARTICLE CHEF CARRIE WALTERS PHOTOGRAPHY DOROTHY LANE MARKET

FALL INTO FLAVOR MOVE OVER, PUMPKINSâ€”APPLE CIDER IS HAVING ITS MOMENT

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THERE’S SOMETHING EXCITING ABOUT THE TRANSITION OF SEASONS FROM SUMMER TO FALL. The crisper air and visible changes in the color of trees are such comforting

SALT AND PEPPER

signs. Fall is a great time to get creative in the kitchen (since it’s not quite as hot!) and savor the flavors of this graceful season. With the chaotic days of summer well behind us, this apple cider-inspired dish from Dorothy Lane Market is sure to get you in the spirit of relaxation, coziness, and all things Autumnal.

EXTRA-VIRGIN OLIVE OIL

APPLE CIDER-GLAZED PORK Serves 4

INGREDIENTS + 4 boneless pork loin chops + Sea salt and pepper, to taste

GARLIC CLOVES

+ 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil + 1 tablespoon butter + 3 garlic cloves, minced + 1 teaspoon rosemary, minced + 1 pinch red chili flakes + 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar

ROSEMARY

+ 2 cups 100% apple cider + 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard

METHOD 1. Generously season pork loin chops with salt and pepper. 2. In a large sauté pan, heat extra-virgin olive oil and butter over medium-high heat until hot. RED CHILI FLAKES

3. Cook the pork until golden brown on both sides and internal temperature registers 145 F, about 4–6 minutes per side. 4. Remove from pan. 5. Add the garlic, rosemary and chili flakes and sauté until fragrant. 6. Add the apple cider vinegar and scrape up the browned bits. 7. Add the apple cider and mustard and bring to a boil, whisk-

APPLE CIDER

ing often. Cook until reduced by half, about 20–30 minutes.

VINEGAR

8. Season to taste with salt and pepper. 9. Add the pork back to the pan to briefly reheat. 10. Serve with glaze.

DIJON MUSTARD

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CAIN DOLIBOA, PRESIDENT 937.572.4557 | cain@catalyst-homes.com SETH DOLIBOA, VICE PRESIDENT 937.623.3631 | seth@catalyst-homes.com

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Casual E legance ARTICLE RICK EICHHORN PHOTOGRAPHY DEVYN R. GLISTA

INSIDE THE CATALYST CUSTOM HOME AT COUNTRY CREEK ESTATES

ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO THE LAST LIGHT FIXTURE AND

Currently, Catalyst Homes is showcasing a model affection-

FAUCET, CATALYST IS THERE TO LISTEN TO THE CLIENT. A

ately named “The James” in the Country Creek subdivision, which

second-generation family company, Catalyst is owned by Cain and

is located just south of Springboro. Each of the company’s one-

Seth Doliboa. Together, the brothers strive to eliminate the stress

of-a-kind homes is given its own name to commemorate the col-

of building a home, while bringing a personal touch to the process.

laboration between buyer and builder.

“The guys are hands-on,” says Ashley Doliboa, Catalyst’s inte-

The James easily melds together modern, stylistic touches with

rior designer. “They’re on-site every day. Your builder is who you

natural elements to create a home relatable to a wide range of

work with. You’re not passed off to someone.”

lifestyles. With 2,538 square feet of living area on the main floor,

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the split floor plan feels open, airy and livable. Or, as Ashely puts it, “homey and modern.” The great room, kitchen and dining rooms make up one spacious open area, yet each area has its own personality. Ideal for entertaining as well as family time, the open rooms flow easily together by sharing an engineered wide-plank hardwood floor and an 11-foot coffered ceiling. Across from the kitchen, the floor-to-ceiling fire-

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“I wanted this to stand out,” Ashley says of the fireplace. “I wanted this to be the focal point.”

With the open kitchen, the chef presiding over any type function is always in the mix of the action, and a center island includes room for

Neutral colors throughout the area create a warm feel, while

four stools. Stainless-steel appliances and quartz countertops fur-

strategic accents add texture and style. Ashley worked closely with

ther embellish the modern feel of the kitchen, and the same neutral

Kathy Peters of Factory Lighting throughout the home to add extra

quartz continues into the backsplash of the six-burner gas range.

pizazz and a distinct look to the rooms.

Throughout the home, Ashley counted on Greg Kessler of Refined

Guests to the home are welcomed into a foyer adorned with

Cabinetry in lending his expertise to make a style statement that both

high wainscoting. An office is accessible through double doors

complements and adds to the flow of the rooms. Indeed, Catalyst main-

on the right, and the office boasts built-in cabinets and shelving,

tains strong working relationships with all their suppliers, which further

as well as views to the front yard.

facilitates an overall great home-building experience for the client.

“It’s refreshing when you walk into this house,” Ashley says. “I wanted to do something that appealed to everyone. It hits everyone’s taste.” 22

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“We'll find a way to make what you like flow into something that’s timeless,” Ashley says.

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ONE OF YOUR FAVORITE PROJECTS. Honestly, I don’t have a favorite. Whether it is one window in a small home or a high-end resort, my work is taking the

I have worked corporate all my life and started feeling

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restricted by the structure and monotony. I wanted to explore

with vision and intuition, courage and confidence. For example,

my passion for creativity and artistry and experience the free-

in the Maldives, our products are installed into magnificent tiki

dom of work and life with no boundaries. Owning my own busi-

villas floating in the middle of the Indian Ocean. But when we

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arrive, it’s all sand and concrete with little narrow planks to walk

is no one to answer to, no permissions to ask, and no one to

over the sharks and manta rays swimming below us! We’re

say you can’t. I felt that once I achieved this, I could do anything.

able to take this very raw, natural beauty and transform it into a space where people can truly experience paradise.

HOW HAS BALANCING TWO CULTURES INFLUENCED YOUR BUSINESS AND LIFE? I’ve never considered it as “balancing” two cultures, but rather benefiting from them. My Indian/American background

YOU’VE MADE A LEAP FROM THE KNOWN TO THE UNKNOWN IN YOUR LIFE’S JOURNEY. WHAT DID YOU LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF IN THE PROCESS?

has given me a strong foundation as far as values, work

I’ve always had a tendency to lean on family, friends and col-

ethic and creativity, and I feel fortunate to always draw on the

leagues thinking that my strength came only from other people.

strengths of both. This global perspective expands my ability to

Instead of seeking validation from the outside and focusing on

offer diverse, innovative and creative designs to my customers.

the external, I now rely on my own internal intuition and have developed the confidence and courage to follow it through.

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WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE

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I love the strong sense of family and community here, and I

I believe that everything I am doing right now is just step-

feel that we all need to continue building beautiful things where

ping stones to something that has more meaning in life. For

we live. I feel like South Dayton is a canvas with tremendous

me, the ability to give back is my real measure of success. It's

potential, and we need to offer here what people have access

always been my dream to open a school in India for girls who

to in bigger cities. We need to offer stunning, upscale and

would not have the opportunity to ever have an education.

high-quality products that are also local so that people stay

Once I've achieved that, I will truly know success!

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HOT SPOT

FOOD AND WINE PAIRING BASICS FROM COOPERâ€™S HAWK WINERY & RESTAURANTS

ARTICLE EMILY WINES, MASTER SOMMELIER PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

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"HOW DO YOU SERVE WINE AT A BIG MEAL? ESPECIALLY IF IT IS MULTIPLE COURSES? THERE ARE SOME GOOD GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW IN TERMS OF WINE PAIRING AND SEQUENCES THAT WILL SHOW OFF YOUR INCREDIBLE MEAL AND THE WINES IN THE BEST WAY."

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HOW DO YOU SERVE WINE AT A BIG

Cheese is so versatile; it can really go

MEAL, ESPECIALLY IF IT IS MULTIPLE

before or after a meal. Light cheeses like

COURSES? There are some good guide-

brie or chevre are good with white wine

lines to follow in terms of wine pairing and

while hard or aged cheeses like aged

sequences that will show off your incredible

gouda or cheddar are better with reds. So,

meal and the wines in the best way. Emily

consider your cheese selection based on

Wines, Master Sommelier and Vice President

where you want it with your menu.

of Wine & Beverage at Cooper’s Hawk, shares her tips for wine pairing at home. Start with an aperitif. Stay away from

Light, fresh fruit desserts are good with

high alcohol or powerful flavors. This is the

lighter sweet wines like moscato while any-

reason Champagne is so often a starter. A

thing involving caramel would be better with

wine that is refreshing with lower alcohol and

Cooper’s Hawk Lux Ice Wine. Chocolate-

high acidity will make your mouth water. That,

based desserts are great with Nightjar!

in turn, prepares you for the meal to come! With each successive course, you ide-

perature. Ultimately, you are the judge on how you enjoy wine the best, but to

and food. Lighter, crisper whites with sal-

get the best flavors out of your wine, you

ads to start followed by richer whites with

neither want it too warm or too cold. The

seafood. Finish with reds if your menu calls

flavors in white wine can be suppressed if

for it. If you happen to be doing an all-sea-

it is too cold, and reds that are too warm

food menu, don’t feel like you can’t do red!

become volatile or give you a little burn

Light red wines like pinot noir can actually

in your nose. My rule of thumb is to put

work quite well with seafood. This is par-

red wine in the fridge half an hour before

ticularly true of heartier fish like salmon or

dinner and pull white wine out!

tuna. If you prepare them with heartier fla-

There is nothing more festive than a

vors like mushroom, bacon, dark beans or

table full of wine glasses, wine and conviv-

red wine sauces, they are better with red.

ial guests. A new Cooper’s Hawk location

served after dinner, before dessert.

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Grand Cherokee Summit

Unexpected luxury. Step inside the Grand Cherokee Summit interior to find a full leather-wrapped cabin. Beautiful Nappa leather lines the door panels and dashboard, while the seats feature quilted Laguna leather upholstery making it a top-of-the-line luxury SUV that carries itself as elegantly as it carries its passengers.

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