Friday, March 6 2020

Gosh! The Napoleon Dynamite Cast Is Headed To Columbus This May🕺

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Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

It's hard to put into words how excited I am about this, but I'm going to do my best. Napoleon Dynamite basically defined my high school experience. From the iconic quotes to the epic dance moves, it was a cultural phenomenon, and now it's coming to Columbus. The cast will be in town for a special screening in May, and tickets go on sale this morning at 10 a.m. So get those tickets and don't forget to Vote for Pedro!

Navigator Feature Story: 

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Navigator Originals ✏️

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This Sunday is International Women's Day and there are plenty of ways to celebrate. Let's spend the day raising women up, engaging in important conversations, and remembering the ones who came before us. #eachforequal 

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Looking for a new place to call home? One of these gems could be the one. Is anyone else as obsessed as I am with that house on Forest Street? That yard is so rare in German Village. 

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Do you have weekend plans? There's a lot going on around town over the next three days and we've got the essentials here. 

Talking Points ❤️ 

Urban Canopy 🌳

The Columbus tree canopy is shameful compared to similar cities (22%, which is only a little more than half as much as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh) but Columbus Parks & Recreation is hoping to change that with a new forestry master plan. There will be workshops where they will be soliciting public opinion, but you can also share your thoughts at

- and you totally should, because increasing tree cover is one of the best returns on investment available to a city, with so many benefits that some think they should be considered

(ThisWeek)

Getting Contentious 💪

The Arnold Classic isn't happy after all about not having spectators this weekend, but the state quickly shot down new plans to allow fans, issuing an executive order prohibiting spectators save for a few events. Arnold decision makers say they feel

compared to other sporting events, and events in general, that are being allowed to operate as normal. Here is the

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(10TV)

Politics Round-Up 🇺🇸

This story about Rep. Joyce Beatty profiting from a property sold to a developer

isn't a great look .... Ohio Republicans have split a proposed constitutional amendment that would make voting easier

, greatly increasing the number of signatures needed for the proposal to reach the ballot .... Mayor Ginther met with protestors who protested at the State of The City and it

 .... Senator Sherrod Brown finally saw the scene in American Factory where a corporate executive made a death threat towards him -

Weather:

38, cloudy, and windy with a chance for rain and snow throughout the day

Young Frankenstein

Sponsored by Short North Stage and their new show Young Frankenstein! Monstrously entertaining, this musical adaptation of Mel Brooks’ classic movie comedy follows Frederick Frankenstein, grandson of the infamous inventor Doctor Frankenstein, on a visit to the family estate he’s inherited in Transylvania. Get your tickets here! ⚡️🧪

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Living across the street from Schiller Park is living the Columbus dream. 🏡🌳

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