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Friday, October 30 2020
This New Downtown Cafe Has An Incredible Patio 😍☕️
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Happy Friday! Chelsea here.
I have a decently long list of places where I can meet up with my friends once it's safe for us to do so, and Emmett's Cafe just jumped straight to the top of the list. This cafe has amazing food, fantastic service, and a spacious heated patio. I cannot wait to get the girls together for brunch here, but in the meantime, I'll happily be visiting solo for a breakfast sandwich and a cappuccino.
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In Mt. Vernon, a group of middle-aged residents started getting together every weekend to highlight their beliefs on women’s reproductive health, student loan policy, and even the federal government’s COVID-19 response. Here's what happened when a Trump supporter started showing up to counter them.
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It's Halloween weekend and you deserve to treat yourself to something sweet. Instead of candy, how about some cupcakes? Sounds delicious, right?
Headlines 📰
Ohio State's Department Of Chemistry
has made a delightful video demonstrating some Halloween-themed chemistry. Definitely something for the parents to
. (Chemistry Demo Lab Ohio State University - YouTube)
I love hearing about the new
, but I also appreciate when classic Columbus spots are surfaced again, as Breakfast With Nick does here with Cap City Diner in Grandview
. (Breakfast With Nick)
Rural America is highlighted
in election coverage so frequently, and often so tediously, that it's usually worth skipping. That's not the case with this piece from Nick Evans who talks to voters
. I came away from reading this feeling like I'd witnessed civil political conversation for the first time in ages. (WOSU)
The city of Columbus
announced yesterday that 140 "learning extension centers"
who are currently attending school online. The centers will give students access to high-speed internet, tutoring, and meals that would normally be available to them if they were attending school in-person. (WOSU)
Weather:
47 and mostly cloudy, with a slight chance for showers in the AM
Coronavirus Updates 💊
3,590 new cases
, 194 new hospitalizations, and 19 new deaths.
New Ohio covid-19 data:
-208,937 cases (3,590 new in last 24 hrs)
-18,800 hospitalized (194 new)
-5,275 dead (19 new)Far and away most new infections of any reported day during pandemic. Test positivity averaging at 6%. More than 1,500 Ohioans hospitalized with covid right now
— Jake Zuckerman (@jake_zuckerman)
6:14 PM • Oct 29, 2020
. I try to stay even keeled, as much as possible, but it's impossible to be anything but worried and alarmed with these numbers.
This is an excellent visualization
of how COVID-19 spreads indoors via aerosols.
. (El Pais)
Early voting is under way so make your plan to vote now! Bookmark this link to find your polling location, or vote early at the early voting location on Morse Rd. (it's so easy - here's a look at the process!) Good luck - we're all counting on you! 🇺🇸❤️
Today's Photo 🤳
An appropriately spooky picture as we head into Halloween weekend. Celebrate responsibly and have fun! 🎃👻
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- Chelsea