• Opinion: Now is the Time for Safer Streets

    Opinion: Now is the Time for Safer Streets
    Transit Columbus has regularly expressed our excitement around the implementation of the recently announced Vision Zero policy. We took it to heart that the policy would fundamentally change the approach of transportation officials, but the recent comments to Columbus Underground (CU) indicated that no fundamental changes have been made to the car-centric approach that has been a mainstay […]
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  • COVID-19 Public Health Racial Disparities

  • LGBTQ+ Social Services Continuing Work in Virtual Space

    LGBTQ+ Social Services Continuing Work in Virtual Space
    By Susan Tebben Many social services throughout the state are continuing their work in whatever way they can during social distancing, including those helping the LGBTQ+ community. For Columbus’ Kaleidoscope Youth Center, the changes brought on by school closures and stay-at-home orders weren’t unexpected, and through the use of social media, they’ve been able to stay […]
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  • Loving Our Local Economy, Now and Post Pandemic

    Loving Our Local Economy, Now and Post Pandemic
    We’ve learned to love local! I lived in Clintonville for 20 years where local was and still is easy to find – Lavash Cafe, Northstar, Pattycake Bakery, Studio 35, Clintonville Food Co-op (RIP), Weiland’s, two local ACE hardware stores, and much more. I recently moved to Columbus’ East Side and my first priority was to […]
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  • Ohio’s Daily Caseload Increasing as Nursing Homes, Prisons Report More COVID-19 Cases

    Ohio’s Daily Caseload Increasing as Nursing Homes, Prisons Report More COVID-19 Cases
    By Jake Zuckerman Ohio’s curve might be un-flattening. State health officials are detecting COVID-19 cases at an increasing pace, as Gov. Mike DeWine is set to begin a phased-in reopening of the economy beginning May 1. After a slow start in early April, officials have reported increasing amounts of new cases for the last six days […]
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  • Columbus Sanctuary Short at Tribeca Film Festival

    Columbus Sanctuary Short at Tribeca Film Festival
    “All we need is one case.” A timely look at tenacity, self-sacrifice and the power of community, Chris Temple and Zach Ingrasci’s documentary short The Undocumented Lawyer brings Columbus activism to the Tribeca Film Festival. This year’s program screens virtually through April 26. California attorney Lizbeth Mateo is the subject of the film, an organizer […]
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  • The Ultimate Guide to Festivals in Columbus For 2020

    The Ultimate Guide to Festivals in Columbus For 2020
    Festival season is looking a lot different for 2020. Many festivals in Columbus are being cancelled or rescheduled and it’s going to continue to evolve as our city, state, and nation adapt to emerging out of COVID-19. Some festivals may try to go virtual. This list will serve as a place to record the festivals […]
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