Thursday April 27, 2017

Hi, Thursday. It's Madeline.

Sababa Mediterranean Grill at 6280 E Broad St. will do you no wrong. I've found the gyro that everyone in Columbus needs to try. Not to mention, the baklava is delicious. And I hear the Greek fries are out of this world. Like I said, it's great.Need more convincing? Just look at the pictures.

Navigator full story: Sababa Mediterranean Grill Has The Gyro Columbus Needs And The Gyro Columbus Deserves

The Rundown:Weather: 71. 60% chance of rain. Scattered thunderstorms. Oh, boy.To do: The Columbus Clippers face the Lehigh Valley Ironpigs for the third night in a row. To make the night even better, it's College ID night and Thirsty Thursday. That means that folks with a valid college ID can get into the game for $10! And Thirsty Thursday means awesome drink deals. Details. Tickets. 

Navigator Originals:Franklin Park Conservatory To Open Children’s Garden In May 2018Thanks to the Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation, the kiddos of Columbus are going get a sweet educational garden experience.10 Terrific Tips To Simplify Your Next Trip To The Columbus Zoo And AquariumFrom the best time of year to visit, to what animal enclosures are always forgotten, you need these Columbus Zoo hacks.CEO Of COTA Will Be Retiring After Nearly Two Decades Of ServiceCOTA president and CEO W. Curtis Stitt is calling it quits in September after working with COTA for 18 years.

The Thursday Conversation:

The Ohio House wants to invest more in education. Their plan differs from the budget Gov. Kasich proposed. [Dispatch/Siegel]CEO of the Columbus Regional Airport Authority, Elaine Roberts, will retire from her position by the end of 2017. [Business First/Weese]Homes are flying off the metaphorical shelves of the Columbus housing market. [10TV/Landers]

Longread for your lunch break:Genoa lacks what usually draws travelers into the historic cities of Italy. However, this shortage of monuments and superstar attractions doesn't mean you can't find a postcard-worthy view to enjoy. Plus, you won't be should-to-shoulder with other tourists.It's been over a year since I traveled overseas. After reading this, maybe I'll plan my next trip abroad to Genoa...The New York Times: Genoa Isn’t Rome or Florence. That’s Part of Its Charm.

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