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LIFESTYLE LETTER
MARCH 2019 PUBLISHER
Michelle Moody | Michelle.Moody@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR
Abbey Bradley | Abbey.Bradley@LifestylePubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR
Tera Michelson
Home Is Where The Heart Is. “HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS.” It’s a common phrase we’ve all heard, but if you stop to think about it, there’s quite a bit of truth to those six words. Our homes are a central place in our lives—where we rest our heads, nourish our bodies and
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make fond memories with loved ones. It’s the epicenter of our worlds. This month, we bring you our annual Home issue, which is full of ideas for creating the best environment for your home. The family room is often the central gathering place, where families sit and relax at the end of the day. Inside this issue we look at a transformation that took a formal and dated family room and turned it into a welcoming and comfortable space, while incorporating a more current, sophisticated style. For many families, the journey to get a home is a long and difficult process and there isn’t enough money left to provide adequate furnishings. Mike Watkins and his team at Sleep in Heavenly Peace are providing bunk beds to local families in need to give children a comfortable place to rest.
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With springtime upon us, there’s no better time for a little do-it-yourself project! Declutter
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your electronic cords with this DIY charging station. Finally, see page 24 for ideas on how
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to incorporate the Pantone color of 2019, Living Coral, into your home and wardrobe. We hope this issue inspires you to appreciate the place you call home—both your personal dwelling and our shared community—whether you’ve just moved here or it’s a place your family has occupied for generations. Here’s to home sweet home!
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2019
FEATURES 14 Power Up DIY charging station keeps the cord clutter out of your home
18 Design For Living Designer Helen Wright shares a client's recent family room makeover
24 Color Of The Year 2019 Pantone Living Coral 16-1546
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32 Better Bedtime in Butler County Sleep in Heavenly Peace provides beds for local kids
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DEPARTMENTS 6
Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
14 DIY 18
Open House
24 Trend Setter 32 Giving Back 36 Travel Destination 40 Lifestyle Calendar 46 Local’s Choice
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GOOD TIMES
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CHAMBER ALLIANCE HOSTS ANNUAL DINNER AND AWARDS The West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance will host their Annual Celebration and Awards Dinner on March 29. This year’s event is celebrating Liberty Way: A Decade of Promise and Progress. This annual event provides Chamber members and guests with networking opportunities as they celebrate the previous year’s accomplishments and honor those who have made special contributions to business and community. This year’s event will honor several members, including our own publisher, Michelle Moody, who is receiving the Chamber Member of the Year Award. Additional honorees include the Boys & Girls Club of West Chester Liberty and Cincinnati Children’s Proton
include additional lanes, pedestrian path, new deco-
Center receiving Beautification Awards; Grainworks
rative fencing, new mast arms and new landscaping.
Brewing Company receiving the Community Support
The project is expected to require only a four-day full
Award; Steven Wanamaker of Venue Lifestyle &
closure, with the rest of the work completed while
Event Guide receiving the Businessperson of the Year
maintaining traffic. WestChesterOH.org
Award and Heather Ebbecke of Northwestern Mutual receiving the Emerging Leader Award. Go online to purchase tickets to the event or for more information. TheChamberAlliance.com
MERCY HEALTH—FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL ACHIEVES MAGNET® RECOGNITION FOR SECOND TIME
Lakota Local Schools, including five individual schools within the district, received the Ohio Department of Education’s Momentum Award for 2018. Additionally, two schools received the All A Award. This annual recognition is given to districts
Mercy Health—Cincinnati recently announced that
or schools that have received A’s on all Value-Added
Fairfield Hospital attained Magnet recognition for
measures on the state report card. In addition, win-
the second time, a testament to its continued dedi-
ners of the award must also have at least two Value-
cation to high-quality nursing practice. The American
Added subgroups of students, including gifted, lowest
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20% in achievement and students with disabilities.
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This is the third consecutive year that Lakota has
meet rigorous standards for nursing excellence. This
earned this award. Endeavor Elementary, Freedom
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Elementary, Lakota East High School and Lakota
sional nursing practice.
West High School are receiving the notable rec-
Receiving Magnet recognition for the second time
ognition for the second time and Independence
is a great achievement for Mercy Health - Fairfield
Elementary for the first. Additionally, Shawnee and
Hospital, placing it among a select global community
Liberty early childhood schools have both earned
of Magnet-recognized organizations. Just 482 U.S.
the All A Award for the first time. As reported at the
healthcare organizations out of over 6,300 hospitals
release of the 2017-2018 district report card results,
have achieved Magnet recognition. Mercy.com
Lakota’s overall ‘A’ for progress measures the growth
UNION CENTRE TO UNDERGO TRANSFORMATION IN 2019 After more than two decades, the Union Centre Boulevard interchange will go through a transfor-
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that all students made in the last year, based on their past performance. LakotaOnline.com
DERMATOLOGY & SURGERY ADDS NEW MEDI SPA IN WEST CHESTER
mation in 2019. West Chester Township and Butler
Liberty Township’s Dermatology & Surgery of
County Engineers Office will partner on a $13 million
Southern Ohio, Inc. recently announced the addi-
project that should begin in spring 2019. The inter-
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change currently handles approximately 45,750 vehi-
LLC. Rhonda Sternberg, RN, LME, LMT will be
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providing skin consultations, skin care treatments,
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chemical peels, micro-needling, and laser services. Sternberg has over 30 years of experience in the medical field as a Registered Nurse and Advanced Medical Esthetician. She completed her nursing degree in Florida where she resided at the time. She began her career as a NICU RN and had been in the field of critical care for over 13 years before leaving to attend esthetic school full-time, while planning and opening her first medical spa. She opened one of the first true medical spas in West Chester. Over the past 14 years Sternberg has opened three medical spas in Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Her services will now be offered at Dermatology & Surgery’s Liberty Township location. For more information or to book an appointment, contact Dermatology & Surgery. DermatologyandSurgery.com
AUTISM ADVOCACY PROJECT CONCERT ON MARCH 2 Lynx Project, which is a nonprofit art song initiative, will present their second Autism Advocacy Project, a world-premiere concert of newly commissioned art song with text by youth with autism who live in the Cincinnati area. The concert will take place on Saturday, March 2 at Sycamore High School Auditorium. Saturday’s concert is family-friendly, interactive, open to the public at large, and features a pre-concert art-making workshop with Visionaries+Voices, as well as a post-concert dessert reception. A sensory relief area will be available for patrons who may need to come and go from the concert. Last year’s highly acclaimed project was completely unprecedented, occurring for the very first time right here in the Cincinnati area. This ground-breaking artistic collaboration magnifies voices which often go unheard, but whose
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DIY
P OW E R U P DIY CHARGING STATION KEEPS THE CORD CLUTTER OUT OF YOUR HOME
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YOU’VE SEEN THEM; YOU HAVE THEM; YOU KNOW THEM WELL. Phone and tablet chargers can quickly become a source of clutter in any home. West Chester blogger Sarah Jacob created a DIY charging station (using an old breadbox) and has shared her step-by-step process for easy replication. Jacob blogs under the pseudonym “Mainstream Minimalist” and this DIY project she designed is the perfect example of removing clutter to create a clean environment. Though you can find many retailers who offer charging stations, Jacob says they are often unattractive and utilitarian—not to mention costly. If you’re looking for something attractive, that can hold all your family’s devices (including laptops) and can be powered off when not in use—you may want to try building your own charging station with Jacob’s step-by-step guide. After finding a rustic breadbox at a local antique mall, Jacob knew she had the beginning of the perfect charging station. With just a little paint, holes drilled for cords and a new power strip, she created her own charging station for just $42 (breadbox: $20; power strip: $18; paint: $4). For this and other minimalist inspiration, follow Jacob’s blog online. TheMainstreamMinimalist.com
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directions 1.
1. Select your box. Jacob used a breadbox but recommends getting something to fit your style: basket, box, trunk or cabinet. Whatever you choose, be sure it’s large enough to fit all your devices. 2. Drill holes in the back so the power strip’s cord(s) can slip through en route to your outlet.
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3. Purchase a power strip that fits all your electronic devices and their unique cords (most are likely USB cords). The power station featured is from Amazon. 4. Apply a few coats of paint to your box. Jacob selected light blue chalk paint to fit with her home’s décor.
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5. Once the paint is dry and your power station is in hand, you’re ready to plug the devices in and test out your new charging station. Jacob suggests using cable clips and labels to keep cords organized inside the box.
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OPEN HOUSE
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WHEN HELEN WRIGHT WALKS INTO A ROOM, HER EYES IMMEDIATELY BEGIN SEEING ITS POTENTIAL. She can envision modified furniture, new window treatments, fresh art—all while making sure the room stays functional and livable for its owners.
“I THINK THE SATISFACTION OF CLIENTS BEING SO
When she met area resident Barbara Brandner, who visited Wright’s Mason store—Interiors Plus—last August, Brandner was seeking expert help to redesign her family room. Brandner and her husband
HAPPY AND COMFORTABLE
considered downsizing to a more functional
IN THEIR SPACE WHEN
current home more practical and inviting for
home, but eventually decided to stay put— investing their resources into make their family gatherings. One room that was top of
WE’RE DONE WITH IT…
their list? The great room, a space Wright
THAT’S WHAT DRIVES ME.”
where people actually live,” Wright explains.
says is her favorite to redesign. “I love the great room because that’s “To me, that’s where they are most of the time so I like to make it their comfort zone—a place where they can live and feel happy.” Having worked in the field for more than 40 years, Wright’s experience speaks for itself. The interior designer owns Interiors Plus, where clients can come in to gather new pieces and inspiration for their home, and most walk out with an appointment scheduled for a personal home visit with Wright. When Brandner invited Wright to her
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home for an initial consultation last August, she knew she wanted to create a more inviting space in the great room. The goal was to turn her traditional space into a more ‘transitional’ area, according to Wright, highlighting a softer and more modern look. Wright utilized grays and off whites to give the room a neutral look because Brandner enjoys decorating for each season. “We’ve been living here for over 30 years and I’ve done everything in that room, so I just wanted neutral,” Brandner says. “Now I can add color seasonally so come spring I can add yellows, at Christmas I can add my colors that way. It’s made it very easy.” Before she began the redesign project, Wright spent time studying Brandner’s aesthetic throughout the rest of the house and CONTINUED >
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BEFORE
asking questions to learn her priorities and what item(s), if any, would
chairs, Wright utilized two ottomans for extra seating and a cocktail
be important to keep in the new room.
ottoman perfect for serving food and beverages when company comes.
“There were things Barb wanted to keep — certain pieces of furniture,
Some original design elements, like the window treatments, were
her TV — so we worked around those items,” Wright says. “She had a
important to Brandner to keep, but Wright was able to update their
unique u-shaped chair that we knew we wanted to keep so we used
fabric to feel more modern. Another priority was making sure the room
some of her existing pieces and incorporated them into the design.”
looked visually appealing when you first enter.
Knowing family would be a big part of Brandner’s great room rede-
“When you walk into that room from the other parts of the house, you
sign, Wright purposely created a conversational space that would allow
see the backs of the sofa and chairs, so we wanted to make sure there
for family gatherings without compromising the room’s coziness when
was something visual to catch your eye rather than a standard back,”
it’s just Brandner and her husband at home. In addition to a sofa and
Wright explains.
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She selected pieces with nice wooden feet, and the chairs featured wood on their backs, creating the look of a window pane. “Small touches like this add a lot of visual interest,” Wright says. Now when she walks into her great room, Brandner says she feels ready to entertain or
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cozy up on the couch for the evening. “I’ve always loved the view in this room, but now we actually spend more time in here. It’s been renewed and refreshed and I’m so happy with it. I have no desire to move anymore, Brandner says. “Working with Helen was so easy and she really transformed the space.” Wright loves seeing happy clients and
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says the end result is what motivates her to follow her passion. “I think the satisfaction of clients being so happy and comfortable in their space when we’re done with it…that’s what drives me,” Wright says. “Knowing they use it much more now than prior to you redoing it, it’s very gratifying to me.” READY FOR AN UPDATE? Visit Helen Wright and her team of design experts at Interiors Plus. 6203 Snider Road, Mason
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BETTER BEDTIME IN BUTLER COUNTY ARTICLE TERA MICHELSON | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED
SLEEP IN HEAVENLY PEACE PROVIDES BEDS FOR LOCAL KIDS
TWO TO THREE PERCENT OF CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES DON’T HAVE BEDS. In Butler County, that’s at least 8,000 kids, sleeping in makeshift spots each night. Local activists are uniting around a motto that is changing those statistics: “No kid sleeps on the floor in our town.” Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP), a nonprofit organization that leads volunteers to build beds to give to children in need, started its Butler
“ W e r e a l ly wa n t to c o n n e ct w i t h t h o s e fa m i l i e s t h at n e e d t h e b e d s t h e m o st.”
County chapter in 2018. Under the leadership of Chapter President Mike Watkins and his dedicated team, SHP has already provided more than 360 beds to local kids. It all started the way many movements do these days, with a Facebook video.
to make the beds on “Build Days.” Each bed is lovingly handmade, completely from scratch. “It’s almost like an assembly line,” Mike explains. “We have
“There’s a show on Facebook with Mike Rowe, the Dirty
cutting stations, sanding stations, tapping stations...then
Jobs [TV show] guy, called Returning the Favor,” Mike
we drill all of the holes, have an assembly station and stain
explains. “They did a show about Sleep in Heavenly Peace.
them all in the dunk tank. Finally, we have a branding station,
I saw it and showed it to my wife, and said, ‘Hey, what do
where we mark every headboard with the SHP logo.”
you think? This is kind of cool!’”
to build 20 sturdy bunk beds at a Build Day event. One
“It was like Extreme Home Makeover, but just for kids,”
hundred percent of the donated funds go toward making
Eileen says. “It was making a big impact, but so doable.” Next, Mike sent the video to a trusted friend and fellow soccer parent, Jim Watts. “I was on vacation and woke up early and watched it. I woke up my wife and said, ‘You’ve got to watch this,’” Watts says. “When Mike asked, ‘Are you in?’ I immediately responded with, ‘Absolutely!’” “The video aired in February, 2018. At that time, SHP had nine chapters. Since then, we are up to 127 chapters nationwide. The response has been overwhelming,” Mike shares. No experience is required: SHP leaders provide all of the tools needed and train volunteers to work together 32
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Mike’s wife, Eileen Watkins, was quick to agree.
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and delivering the beds to local children. “The money we get from the sponsors pays for the wood, mattresses, sheets, comforters and pillows,” Mike explains. “Volunteers deliver the bed, assemble it, and set it all up so kids can go to bed in it that night.” There’s no shortage of need. The demand for beds exceeds the supply. “Right now, we have a 200-bed waiting list,” Mike says. The SHP team leads from the heart, motivated by the impact on the children. “When the kids see their rooms all set up with the new beds, it’s really special,” Eileen says. CONTINUED >
Volunteer Ryleigh Clemmons sits on the first bed built by Sleep in Heavenly Peace in June 2018.
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A happy child enjoys his new bed from SHP.
“The deliveries are an eye-opener,” Watts adds. “You see all different situations. The kids are fired up. I remember a two-year-old who said he was going to bed as soon as we left—it was only four o’clock in the afternoon. The look on the kids’ faces, that’s something you don’t forget. Both the kids and parents are so thankful.” “My childhood upbringing drew me to this,” Mike says. “I always try to give back and be involved in the community. My hope is that this experience plants a little seed in a kid’s heart and when they grow up, they’ll want to give back, too,” he adds. SHP is entering 2019 with big goals. “I want to hit the 1,000 mark by the end of the year,” Mike says. “We would love to have a warehouse where we could store tools and supplies with enough room to host Build Days,” he dreams aloud. “We have the requests,” says Eileen. “We really want to connect with those families that need the beds the most.”
NO KID SLEEPS ON THE FLOOR IN OUR TOWN Do you know a Butler County child who needs a bed? Go to SHPBeds.org to make a request. Join Sleep in Heavenly Peace in changing the lives of children in our area. SHP partners with businesses, teams, churches, organizations and individuals as sponsors. Volunteers, ages 12 and up, are welcome for Build Days. Make a donation toward building supplies, mattresses and bedding. For details, see the Butler County Sleep in Heavenly Peace Facebook page at Facebook.com/SHPButlerOH.
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13 STATE OF THE SCHOOLS Lakota East High School
Lakota superintendent Matthew Miller will deliver the district's second annual "State of the Schools" address on Wednesday, March 13. The event is open to the entire community and will cover many topics, including the district's strategic plan. The event takes place at Lakota East. The 7 p.m. program will be preceded by a showcase of all 23 schools. LakotaOnline.com
16 AGES & STAGES: PARENTING SERIES Cincinnati Children's Liberty Campus
Ages & Stages: A New Era of Parenting is a monthly event series that provides answers to some of today’s most challenging issues facing caregivers. Attend the session Saturday, March 16, 9-10:30 a.m. to learn about autism causes, new research and treatments. The event is free and breakfast is served. Childcare is provided for children ages 3-10. CincinnatiChildrens.org
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27 COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE MidPointe Library
Community Blood Drives are held on the fourth Wednesday of every month in the community room at MidPointe Library from 1:30-7:30 p.m. Donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment in advance with the sponsor code #1479. DonorTime.com
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All you can eat pancakes and sausage! The Lakota West Upbeat Club invites you to Lakota West on Saturday, March 30 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. for delicious breakfast, raffles and entertainment provided by the Lakota West Jazz Band. Tickets available at the door
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