Monday, March 1 2021

💊We've Been Living With The Coronavirus Pandemic For A Year Now

Welcome to March! Chelsea here.

If you're wondering how it's already March again, you're not alone. The past year has been something else. Our daily lives have all been changed, from simple things like our morning commutes to stunning emotional losses like saying goodbye to loved ones. The pandemic isn't over yet, but that doesn't mean there isn't hope on the horizon. Take a look back at where we've been and where we're going.

Navigator Feature Story:

We’ve Been Living With The COVID-19 Pandemic For A Year Now And Oh, What A Year It Has Been

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Yellow Brick Pizza Created A New Kind Of Pizza And You Can Grab It At Short North Tavern This Weekend

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Skip the dishes this weekend and treat yourself to a delicious pizza from Yellow Brick. They've got a brand new creation, the Tiger Style pizza and you're not going to want to miss out.

Tigertree Is Reopening At A New Brick & Mortar Spot in Clintonville

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I couldn't be more excited to share that Tigertree will be opening a new spot in Clintonville. I was so sad when they closed their Short North spot and it makes me so happy to see that they'll be back before we know it.

The Carolina Hemp Company In Clintonville Wants To Educate The Local Community And Do A Little Good While They’re At It

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If you've ever wondered about the benefits of hemp and CBD based products, Carolina Hemp Company has the answers. The store is focused on education about the products as well as helping the local community.

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The Peninsula project

across from the Scioto Mile in Franklinton is really coming along - here is a

When you're working on a project day-in and day-out, sometimes it's difficult to see the difference. Once you have a few months underway, you look back at the beginning and the transformation is clear. We can't wait to see what the site will look like in five more months!
— The Peninsula (@peninsulacbus)
8:51 PM • Feb 25, 2021

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Columbus Landmarks Foundation

has announced the winner of their annual Ed Lentz Prize and this year the honor goes to Angela O'Neal, Columbus Metropolitan Library Local History and Genealogy Manager. O'Neal launched the "

My History

" tool which can be found at that link on the library's website and functions as an archive of central Ohio. It's remarkable all the things that can be found there. Columbus Landmarks runs down the list for us - "

published histories, annual reports, documents, organizational records, school yearbooks, city and county directories, ephemera, born-digital files, microfilm, neighborhood and city plans, government records and audiovisual materials (including photographs, negatives, slides, audio and video recordings.

More details here

. (Columbus Landmarks Foundation)

Did you know

there was once a Union army camp in Old North?

Curious Cbus: Where Was Camp Thomas?

(WOSU)

Weather:

43 and mostly cloudy but gradually becoming sunnier as the day goes on