Akron in 330
How an Akron teenager chose art therapy as a career
When facing with a badly stained chair, three tired mirrors and a plain white door in desperate need of a face lift, Lulu Emanuele didn’t flinch. They reached for a paintbrush.
The jewel of Akron is its people. They’re vibrant and resilient. Flawed, yet thoughtful and nurturing. And all of them come with compelling stories. That’s why we launched “Akron in 330.” This series offers a glimpse into everyday folks’ journeys across our many neighborhoods — 330 words at a time. Know someone we should consider? Tell us here.
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