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Thursday, December 17 2020
New Renderings Of The Confluence Village Development Are Looking Fantastic 😍🏗
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Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.
The Confluence Village project is one of the developments around Columbus that I'm the most excited about. I love the idea of building a cool community around the new Crew Stadium and I genuinely can't wait to see how it all turns out. I have a sneaking suspicion that it's going to quickly become one of the most in-demand neighborhoods in town.
Navigator Feature Story:
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Navigator Originals ✏️
From Matter News: The list was presented to Mayor Andrew Ginther and City Council President Shannon Hardin on Wednesday, December 16 after months of discussion. Here's exactly what they accepted.
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These are all great, but that City Center Grand Opening video is something else. The hair in the late 80s was just so dang big.
Headlines 📰
Delaware is an underrated
food spot in central Ohio, as this shows:
(Breakfast With Nick)
Celebrate One has been fighting infant mortality
in Columbus for five+ years and the results are looking good. The infant mortality rate was 8.4/1000 live births when they began in 2014, and is now
. (WOSU)
It's so interesting
reading this article in the context of the corruption surrounding HB6 as well as recent efforts of Ohio legislators to ban large-scale solar and wind projects for years to come:
:
The plant, erected during the cold war, enriched uranium and made residents of Pike County, Ohio, sick. Now, they’re left cleaning up its mess.
(100 Days In Appalachia)
Weather:
36 and cloudy with a slight chance for wintry mix throughout the day
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Coronavirus Updates 💊
There has been another data issue
which has led to a low reported case number, but here are yesterday's numbers nonetheless: 5,409 cases, 497 new hospitalizations, and 123 new deaths. 1-in-20 Ohioans
Whether or not case numbers are complete, Ohio has reached two milestones: 1 in every 20 Ohioans has now tested positive. 1 in every 1,500 Ohioans has died. By New Year's Day, we could be 1 in 16 and 1 in 1,300, respectively.
— Doug Oplinger (@doplinger)
8:26 PM • Dec 16, 2020
. Trend graph
New Ohio covid-19 data:
-584,766 cases (5,409 new)
-33,375 hospitalized (497 new)
-7,777 dead (123 new, varying dates of death)If today's data is accurate, this is a substantial reduction in new cases. I've reached out to ODH to clarify. This would be about mid-Nov levels
— Jake Zuckerman (@jake_zuckerman)
7:08 PM • Dec 16, 2020
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This will brighten your day
: Ohio now has a dashboard tracking
. (Ohio Department of Health)
This is not Ohio
, but I have it on good authority things haven't been much different here this year. The last paragraph of this is absolutely wild and yet 100% believable - Texas Wedding Photographers
(Texas Monthly)
Today's Photo 🤳
We really blew right past that "less than an inch" that was expected yesterday. We actually set a daily record at 2.8 inches,
[7:06 PM] A record daily snowfall amount of 2.8 inches has fallen at Columbus OH today. This breaks the old record of 1.8 inches set in 1953. Light snow is still being observed, so this record event report will be updated at the end of the day if additional accumulation occurs.
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN)
12:09 AM • Dec 17, 2020
. Snow is always part headache/part delight, but yesterday's was particularly pretty with giant flakes. It's never a completely bad thing when Columbus feels like a snow globe. ❄️❄️
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