Thursday, February 25 2021

🌸 7 Beautiful Public Gardens In Columbus You Need To Visit This Spring

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Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

February is almost over and spring is so close. It's hard not to daydream with these non-freezing temperatures we've been having. I'm ready to get back outside and actually be able to enjoy it, and the first stops I'll be making will be some of these gorgeous spaces around Columbus. 

Navigator Feature Story: 

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Navigator Originals ✏️

The new, swanky patio will add over 80 seats to the restaurant and will also include an outdoor bar. I may be overly optimistic, but I just have such a good feeling about this summer in Columbus. I can't wait to sip on a cocktail on this patio. 

Headlines 📰 

The next generation

of US Mail trucks looks adorable. Like a Pixar character.

. (USPS Twitter)

This long form article

on the Ohio State wrestling scandal, published yesterday,

. (Esquire)

An Ohio bomb squad

was called to disarm an

(CNN)

All I can say after reading this

is that I had no idea - and yes there's a big Ohio angle here -

(The Counter)

Weather:

40 and mostly sunny

Coronavirus Updates 💊

1,842 cases

, 137 hospitalizations, and 77 newly reported deaths. Trend graphs

. 

This is a lot to process

: She’s a public health professor by day;

(Ohio Capital Journal)

The Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine

is extremely effective. The media seems to be focused on "66.1% effective", but when you read deeper you learn:

"Generally in the study, the vaccine proved to be effective protecting against moderate and severe Covid-19. There were seven Covid-19 deaths among study subjects getting a placebo, compared with no deaths among those who got the vaccine, the FDA said. Likewise, fewer people who got the vaccine developed critical Covid-19 cases than volunteers on placebo did.

[…]

The FDA found there were two Covid-19 hospitalizations starting 14 days in the vaccine group, versus 29 in the placebo group. There were no new hospitalizations after 28 days in people vaccinated, while in the placebo group there were 29."

(WSJ)

Today's Photo 🤳

I love that this photo makes it look like we live in a trailer for a Hallmark movie presentation. Very calming vibes.

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- Chelsea