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Friday, November 11, 2022

Friday, November 11, 2022

🌳 This Stunning State Park Offers Boating, Hiking, And A Little Presidential History

Sponsored by EastonFrom the Grand Illumination to carriage rides to other holiday events, Easton is the place to be this holiday season. With over 30 million visitors a year, Easton knows exactly how to make your holiday season fun and enjoyable, with perfect gifts, delicious restaurants for gathering with friends and family, and a fantastic ambiance for romantic date nights. For more information about the holiday offerings at Easton, please visit eastontowncenter.com/holiday-happenings. 🎄🎄

Happy Friday! Chelsea here.

The pandemic really motivated us all to get outside more often, and I for one couldn't be more grateful. I have loved getting to know more about our local and state parks, exploring some truly beautiful landscapes, and just taking time to actually enjoy where I live. If you're looking to satisfy your own wanderlust, I suggest you look no further than this gorgeous State Park, just 35 minutes from Columbus.

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This Stunning State Park Offers Boating, Hiking, And A Little Presidential History

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The Best Things To Do In Columbus This Weekend

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Before we dive into weekend plans, I just wanna send a very heartfelt thank you to any Veterans reading the newsletter this morning! If you're looking to treat the veterans in your life to something special this weekend, there are a ton of awesome things going on around town, including Hairspray, Franklinton Fridays, and VetsAid2022.

Headlines 📰

🍜 There's a new ramen spot

downtown called Poke Bunny and it looks so delicious. I can't wait to try it, but now I'll have to settle for

living vicariously through this review.

(Breakfast with Nick)

💸 Mayor Ginther presented his proposed

2023 General Fund budget on Thursday, and at over $1 billion,

it is the largest-ever in the history of Columbus.

(WOSU)

⛈ Weather:

62 and rainy, with thunderstorms and heavy rain most of the day.

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CouncilDemeeshia Marshall is an opera singer living and working here in Columbus. "Columbus arts community inspires me in so many ways," she explained. "Just experiencing the variety of ways to express and captivating moments with such a diverse culture is amazing. It makes me love what I do even more." For more info about Demeeshia, or other artists like her, visit ColumbusMakesArt.com. 🎶