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The document outlines the Fall 2010 Professional Development Course Schedule at the Medina County University Center (MCUC), highlighting various training programs, certificate courses, and workshops aimed at enhancing skills in leadership, technology, finance, and safety. It features instructor profiles, course details, registration information, and emphasizes the center's commitment to providing relevant and responsive education for local professionals.

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Why are Root Candles so expensive?

real good complex fragrance oil is expensive, making candles for major brands requires lots of testing, on top of that, most of the price is retailer markups and price you pay for branding.

Are Root Candles all natural?

Root Candles scented votives are made with Roots proprietary natural beeswax blend using fragrances containing essential oils and an all-natural fiber wick.

Are Gurley candles still made?

In 1949 WF manufacturing was renamed Gurley Novelty Company. The company quit making the candles and closed in 1994. However!! The Vermont Country Store purchased the molds and they reproduce some of the candles now!

Who makes Root Candles?

For over 150 years, Root Candles has crafted candles of uncompromising quality in Medina, Ohio prompted by Amos Ives Roots passion for bees, beekeeping, and honey. Today, Root Candles still relies on the purity and naturalness of beeswax and bees that inspired Amos Ives Root all those years ago.

Are Root Candles clean burning?

A Root candle is clean burning, long lasting, elegantly designed, and luxurious. Today, Root Candles can confidently lay claim to making The Best Candles in America.

Are Fontana candles really non-toxic?

Fontana candles were the first candles ever to be Certified Non-Toxic by MADE SAFE the only human health and ecosystem-focused product certification program. We now have over 100 products certified by MADE SAFE, which gives you the assurance that our products are as clean as we claim.

Are Root Candles still made?

For nearly 150 years, the Root name has been synonymous with beekeeping, honey, pure beeswax, and high-quality candles. We still make and manufacture all of our candles in the USA.