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Thursday, November 5 2020

Thursday, November 5 2020

Where To Get Thanksgiving To-Go In Columbus 🦃

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Happy Thursday! Chelsea here.

I know it was just Halloween and we're all probably not ready to start thinking about planning a big holiday dinner, but don't get too immediately stressed out. Yes, we are about to talk about Thanksgiving, but it doesn't have to be scary. Several Columbus restaurants are offering Thanksgiving To-Go this year and it's a great way to not have stress about a meal

and

support a local business. That's a win-win my friends.

Navigator Feature Story:

Where To Get Thanksgiving To-Go In Columbus This Year

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Renderings Of The Parkside On Pearl Development Are Looking Gorgeous

🏗

I'm really loving the first-look at this development. It's so sleek and I love the modern look of the building. It will be interesting to see how the project changes from now until when it's complete.

Headlines 📰

A very funny

and Ohio-centric minute: "

" (Twitter)

You already

know the Columbus selection, but the rest of this list is fun:

You'll Flip Over these 10 Local Ohio Book Shops

(Ohio.org)

Some of the

multi-year work on 71S around Stringtown Rd. looks like it's

ICYMI: The new Stringtown Rd. exit ramp from I-71 south opens TODAY by 3 p.m. Be sure to follow the overhead signs. We'll be LIVE on Facebook this afternoon with a first look at where the decision point is and what to expect: facebook.com/ODOT_Columbus.
— ODOT Columbus (@ODOT_Columbus)
5:37 PM • Nov 3, 2020

. (ODOT Columbus Twitter)

Weather:

67 and partly sunny

Air Quality:

Moderate (Particles)

Coronavirus Updates 💊

4,071 new cases

, 186 new hospitalizations, 55 new deaths. Trend graph

New Ohio covid-19 data:
-230,209 cases (4,071 new in last 24 hrs)
-19,801 hospitalized (186 new)
-5,428 dead (55 new reported, varying dates of death)
🚨The positivity rate hit 9% Monday🚨
— Jake Zuckerman (@jake_zuckerman)
7:22 PM • Nov 4, 2020