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Downtown Jobs: 5 Things with One Love Yoga’s April Huth
Kent Patch's Downtown Jobs series introduces you to the many people who work in new jobs created in downtown's redevelopment district
Editor's note: Kent Patch's series Downtown Jobs spotlights the hundreds of new workers brought to downtown Kent via the city's more than $100 million redevelopment.
Today we introduce you to April Huth of One Love Yoga Studio.
Kent Patch: What’s your job title, and is it a full or part-time position?
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April Huth: Owner, manager of retail operations. Full-time.
Patch: Where is your hometown?
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Huth: I live in Kent now and I went to Kent State University, but I’m from Russell Township near Chagrin Falls, OH.
Patch: What brought you to Kent?
Huth: I studied fashion here and knew about the new construction going on here. I was working at Nordstrom when I ran into the project developer (Randy Ruttenberg of Fairmount Properties), and he asked me if I had ever thought about opening a shop. My dad had wanted to open a yoga studio.
Patch: What is your favorite thing about working downtown?
Huth: It’s kind of nice to have been a student here and to come back. It’s kind of like deja vu, except I’m on the other side. I think the people that go here now really love it and embrace the new culture we’re trying to establish.
Patch: What’s one thing most people might be surprised to learn about you?
Huth: I take a lot of nature walks and hikes and I post my photos on a weird nature blog sort of thing at allnaturalapril.tumblr.com
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