'Best' businesses honored at the Best of the Heights Awards

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  FutureHeights volunteers Andrea Morris and Jessica Schreiber with FutureHeights Board Member Judith Miles and FutureHeights Executive Director Deanna Bremer Fisher.
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  The friendly staff at Cut Hair Studio.
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  Heights Arts award winners E.B. Donley, Ben de Rubertis, Jr. and Greta De Meyer.
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  A capacity crowd enjoyed the Best of the Heights Award ceremony at Nighttown.
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  Former FutureHeights Board Member Sarah Wean chats with award winners.
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  Outreach Coordinator Jane Flaherty and former FutureHeights board member Greg Donley prepare for the ceremony.
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  Quintana's Barber and Dream Spa celebrate with the entire family.
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  A capacity crowd celebrates the Best of the Heights at Nighttown.
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  A capacity crowd celebrates the Best of the Heights at Nighttown.
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  Taste owners Jan Weider, Raj Singh and Larry Weider celebrate are the Best New Business Runner Up.
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  Simply Charming employee Maura Logan accepts the award for Best Specialty Shop Runner Up.
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  Abrash employee Tatyana Rein accepts the award for Best Specialty Shop Runner Up.
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  Revive owner Lisa Dunn accepts the award for Best Specialty Shop.
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  Erin Cameron, manager of Cain Park, accepts the award for Best Art Scene Runner Up.
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  Heights Arts employee Greta De Meyer, volunteer Ben de Rubertis, Jr. and a parking meter sporting a Knitscape cozy accept the award for Best Arts Scene.
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  Sarah and Michael of Phoenix Coffee accept the award for Best Hangout Runner Up.
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  Chef Rich Wise of Brennan's Colony accepts the award for Best Hangout.
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  Laura Griffith, owner of Cut Hair Studio, accepts the award for Friendliest Staff Runner Up.
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  The staff of Quintana's Barber & Dream Spa accept the award for Friendliest Staff.
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  Nighttown accepts the award for Best Outdoor Dining and Best Live Entertainment.
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  Mint Cafe accepts the award for Best Ethnic Eats Runner Up.
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  Anatolia Cafe accepts the award for Best Ethnic Eats.
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  Tatyana Rehn and John Emmerman of Stone Oven accept the award for Best Baked Goods Runner Up.
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  On the Rise Bakery owners Jennifer and Adam Gidlow accept the award for Best Baked Goods.
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  Owner of Cut Hair Studio Laura Griffith accepts the award for Best Salon, Barber or Spa Runner Up.
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  Quintana's Barber and Dream Spa owners Alex and Dawn Quintana and their daughter and son accept the award for Best Salon, Barber or Spa.
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  Chef Rich Wise of Brennan's Colony accepts the award for Best Casual Meal Runner Up.
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  The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library accepts the award for Best Place to go with Kids Runner Up.
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  Volunteer Joanne Campbell accepts the award for Best Place to go with Kids for Coventry P.E.A.C.E. Playground.
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  Owner Chip Ramsey of Washington & Lee Service accepts the award for Best Auto Service.
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  Dogtopia owner Connie Karlowicz accepts the award for Best Pet Business Runner Up.
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  Sheila Blecman, owner of Coventry Cats, accepts the award for Best Pet Business.
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  NetTrack Marketing accepts the award for Best Home Based Business Runner Up.
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  Better Bit of Butter accepts the award for Best Home Based Business.
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  Bill's Dry Cleaning accepts the award for Best Dry Cleaner Runner Up.
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  Fourth generation owners, the Graces, accept the award for Best Dry Cleaner.
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  Lisa Dunn, owner of Revive, accepts the award for Most Unusual Business Runner Up.
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  Mary Beth McCann, owner of Jazzercise, accepts the Citizen's Choice Award.
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  Bremec's On the Heights accepts the award for Best Home & Garden Business.
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  Seitz-Agin Hardware owner Joel Borwick accepts the award for Best Home & Garden Business Runner Up.
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  Jared Early, marketing manager for Whole Foods Market, accepts the award for Best Green Business Runner Up.
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  Revive owner Lisa Dunn accepts the award for Best Green Business.
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  Taste owners Raj Singh and Larry Weider accept the award for Best New Business Runner Up.
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  Cedar Hill Salon owner Sabina Schaner accepts the award for Best New Business.
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  Nighttown accepts the award for Business with Community Spirit.
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  Heights Arts, winner of Best Art Scene, poses with a Knitscaped parking meter.