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• Coronavirus Update: City Estimates $41M Decrease in Revenue & More

  09-06-2020 23:28
  
  Editor’s Note: As of 6/9/2020 at 5 p.m., the only available data countywide is from the Ohio Department of Health. ODH typically lags behind Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health data, the former of which was not available at the time of publishing. The Numbers COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, June 9, 5,227 […]
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• Holy Trinity Brewing Building Out Downtown Taproom

  09-06-2020 21:57
  
  Work is underway on Downtown’s newest brewery. Holy Trinity Brewing is aiming for a July opening at 155 N. Fifth St. Downtown. Holy Trinity Brewing’s taproom will occupy 7,500 square feet of a 100-year-old building which most recently housed a dance studio and weightlifting gym. At the helm are husband-and-wife team Tim and JoAnn McFeely. […]
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• Replenish Reopens and Celebrates 10 Years

  09-06-2020 20:15
  
  “We carry the weight, lessons, ancestral knowledge and joys from the lineage of Black people,” says Deja Redman, co-founder of Replenish. “We stand strongly for equity and justice, and unapologetically center our voice and truth in an industry that often erases our faces and stories.” Monique McCrystal, partner at Replenish Yoga & Spa Co-op agrees. […]
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• CFF Releases Number of Protesters Released, Amount of Bail Paid

  09-06-2020 17:12
  
  On Tuesday, June 9, organizers with the Columbus Freedom Fund, a local bail fund that has received a great amount of support amid the George Floyd protests in Central Ohio, released information on protesters that have been released and protesters whose bail has been paid by the fund. According to the Columbus Division of Police, […]
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• Nursing Homes Fight for Lawsuit Protections as Deaths Rise

  09-06-2020 17:00
  
  By Jake Zuckerman Betty Chisholm, 94, died of COVID-19 just after midnight on Easter Sunday. She was a resident of The Gardens of St. Francis, in Oregon, Ohio. Her son, Ken, a registered nurse, still has unanswered questions about how she died. If the facility was locked down, how did the virus get in and make […]
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• Photos: Art Murals Spread Positive Images and Messages Downtown

  09-06-2020 16:30
  
  In the nearly two weeks of protests in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, there has been a movement to respond to the growing amount of plywood covering windows Downtown with something more positive. The Greater Columbus Arts Council launched #ArtUnitesCbus, and businesses have in turn contracted artists to spruce up their plywood boards. Murals […]
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• Concerns Raised About Proposed Power Plant on OSU Campus

  09-06-2020 16:10
  
  Several local environmental organizations are sounding the alarm and trying to raise awareness about a power plant proposed for the campus of The Ohio State University. Officially known as the Combined Heat and Power Plant (CHP), the facility would have a capacity of 105.5 megawatts, power that would be generated – for the first decade […]
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• Ohio’s New COVID-19 Cases Slow Down in Last Month

  09-06-2020 15:25
  
  By Jake Zuckerman The rate of new COVID-19 cases in Ohio has trickled downward since early May, an analysis of state data shows. The 10-day average of new cases peaked on May 10 (excluding a surge largely attributable to mass testing in state prisons) at roughly 640. Today that figure is down to an average of […]
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