This Week on Kaleidoscope - December 16, 2012
Posted: 12/16/2012
Apprisen Senior Vice President National Affairs Jay Seaton gave tips on managing your money during the holiday season and explained what to do if you find yourself unable to pay your bills at anytime during the year. For more information call 800.355.2227 or log on to http://www.apprisen.com
Central Cadillac CEO Frank Porter talked about the history of his company which is celebrating 70 years in the Greater Cleveland community. For more information call 216.861.5800 or log on to http://www.centralcadillac.com
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage has a lot of activities planned for the holiday season. Executive Director Lynda Bender and Director of Education and Public Programs Jill Rembrandt explained the activities and exhibits planned for families throughout the season including Christmas Day. They also discussed the Stop the Hate essay competition open to students. For more information call 216.593.0575 or log on to http://www.maltzmuseum.org
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