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Tuesday, July 16 2019

Tuesday, July 16 2019

A Life-Changing, Peanut Butter Heaven Is Right Here In Columbus 🥜🥜

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Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

One of the things I love the most about living in Columbus is that it doesn't matter how much I think I know about this place... there's always something out there, waiting to be discovered. If you've already heard about how amazing Krema Nut Company is, then feel free to put on your best hipster hat and tell me that you knew about it before it was cool. But I just found out that this little slice of heaven exists, and I'm pretty darn excited about it. I'm ready to chow down on some super authentic peanut butter sandwiches. 🥜🥜

Navigator Feature Story:

Stop What You’re Doing And Get Yourself To Krema Nut Company

Navigator Originals ✏️

Take A Pupper Home This Week From The Franklin County Dog Shelter For A Doggy Vacation

🐶🐩

Dog Alert! If you've been thinking about adopting a pup from the Franklin County Dog Shelter, now's your chance. The shelter is allowing people to take home dogs for a week on what they're calling a "Shelter Vacation" so you can get to know your potential pups! Get all the details here.

Talking Points ❤️

ODOT Sucks! 🚧

The story of an infamous landmark on 161

, plus

an update on the continued fight

. I realize this sort of thing happens everywhere, and yet I can't help but feel it's such an Ohio thing to communicate displeasure (or religious fervor or what have you) via bizarre roadside signage.

Corporatocracy? 💸

The Columbus Dispatch isn't a place where I normally expect to see pushback on "the Columbus Way", but Theodore Decker's latest column titled "

Taking property without discussion is the Columbus Way

" surprisingly brings the heat on the issue of Columbus leaders unilaterally deciding to commandeer parking lots owned by the Ohio Expo Center.

Solar Powered Schools ☀️

Federal Hocking Local Schools, near Athens, is now

almost entirely powered by solar energy

. 1,968 solar arrays have been installed on top of the building that houses the high school and middle school. The installation will provide 70% of needed power, and the superintendent thinks its a no brainer, saying “You’re generating cheap, clean energy ... You’re getting an educational benefit [for] kids and you’re being a good steward of public resources. Seems to me it’s a win-win solution for everyone.”

Weather:

87 and mostly cloudy, with showers and thunderstorms possible, mostly after 1 pm.

Air quality

: Good

Pollen:

High (Grass)