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Tuesday, October 12, 2021

Tuesday, October 12, 2021

🎃 Everything You Need To Know About Trick-Or-Treat In Columbus

After being born in Italian Village, growing up in Grandview Heights, and raising her own kids in Upper Arlington, Dina Buck is ready to help you find your dream home here in Central Ohio. Learn more about Dina or find your perfect home by visiting dinabuck.com. 🏡

Happy Tuesday! Chelsea here.

Whether you're taking the kids out in costume or you're handing out candy back on the porch, you'll need to know all of the details about trick-or-treating here in Columbus. Here's when it's happening, where it's happening, and info about how you can enjoy the holiday safely.

Navigator Feature Story:

Here’s What You Need To Know About Trick-Or-Treating In Columbus

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Navigator Originals ✏️

COVID-19 Surge Begins To Ease In Ohio

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Case numbers are finally beginning to slow here in Ohio after a long two months of increasing cases.

Tickets For The North Pole Adventure At Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Are On Sale Now

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I know that it seems sort of wild to be talking about trick-or-treating and Christmas events all in the same newsletter, but this North Pole-themed train ride sells out super fast every year, so I just had to let you know about it early.

This OSU Grad Just Became A Millionaire On Jeopardy

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Matt Amodio has won 38 straight games earning himself $1,518,601 in prizes over the course of the show. Amodio grew up near Cleveland and attended both OSU and Yale.

Headlines 📰

🏅 A Columbus native

and Oberlin graduate has won the Nobel prize for economics for his work

"studying issues that can't rely on traditional scientific methods."

(Dispatch)

🍽 Take a closer look

at two delicious Persian eateries, Arezu and Charmy's. Spoiler alert:

this is going to make you hungry.

(Alive)

🏥 You need your proof of COVID-19

vaccination card for various activities in Ohio.

Here's what to do if you lose it.

(WOSU)

🌤 Weather:

78 and partly sunny

Sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts CenterThe pandemic shuttered venues and brought so many aspects of our daily lives to a grinding halt. Now, as we step back out, we find ourselves wanting to explore our city anew. That’s where the Columbus Makes Art Passport comes in handy. The passport is a free booklet full of wonderful things to do in Columbus during the months of September and October. For more info about the 60+ events or to find out where to grab your passport, please visit ColumbusMakesArt.com/passport. 🖼🎨