Monday, February 26, 2024

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Hello, Monday! Chelsea here.

Welcome back to another weekend, friends. I thought we’d kick this week off with a story that’s most likely going to make you a little hungry. I apologize for that but the truth is, I visited a new diner on Friday and it was so good that I can’t wait another day to tell you about it. Nestled across the street from Mozart’s, Jenny’s Diner hits all the right notes. This is a run don’t walk situation, but I do have one bit of bad news: They’re closed on Mondays.

❤️ Iconic Arts Magazine Declares Columbus a Premier Destination for Creatives and Foodies
Obviously, we all know that Columbus is a great city if you love food and art. But it’s always nice when other people figure it out for themselves. I love seeing so many wonderful Columbus spots get mentioned by an organization that’s been talking about arts and culture for over 100 years.

☘️ We Watched This Hallmark Movie Set In Columbus So You Wouldn’t Have To
I think that by now it’s obvious that I’m the kind of Ohioan who gets overly excited anytime I see my home city or state represented in any kind of media. So when I heard there was a Hallmark movie set partially here in Columbus, I knew that I was going to watch it. What I didn’t know was that I would end up enjoying it. What can I say, sometimes a cheesy, St. Patrick’s Day rom-com just hits the spot.

Headlines 📰 

🍁 Maple syrup is a $5 million industry in Ohio. The sap collected from maple trees’ sap is turned into syrup, candy, and even maple-flavored ice cream. Now, The Ohio State University is getting in on the action. (WOSU)

⚽️ The Columbus Crew had their first victory of the season at the home opener against Atlanta United. Merry Crewsmas, friends! (Spectrum News)

🐾 When you live in a big city, you hardly expect to see huge wild animals running around. However, coyotes can be found in urban environments. In his new book, OSU Professor Stanley Gehrt studied the animals using radio collars to learn their habits. (Columbus Monthly)

☀️Weather: 62 and mostly sunny

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- Chelsea