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Tuesday, September 1 2020

Tuesday, September 1 2020

An Iconic Columbus Restaurant Is Launching A Tasty New Treat 😍

Sponsored by Columbus Museum of Art which has now re-opened! Health and safety are top priorities during the reopening. For more info on the safety measures the museum is taking and to plan your visit, click right here. 🖼🎨

Happy September! Chelsea here.

September has always been my favorite month, and not just because my birthday is coming up. September is the end of summer, bringing all things autumn to the forefront. Although our weather has been weird and this year has been a hot mess, to put it lightly, I still found myself waking up this morning with a sense of excitement and anticipation. So in the spirit of that excitement, I want to share a little foodie news with you and encourage you to go out and treat yourself to something super delicious. Just trust me on this one friends, you'll want to save a little room for this one-of-a-kind treat today.

Navigator Feature Story:

Schmidt’s Is Teaming Up With Another Iconic Local Spot To Create The Most Delicious Cream Puff Ever

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Navigator Originals ✏️

‘Soul-Crushing’: Ohio’s Performing Arts Regroup After COVID-19 Losses

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The effects of COVID-19 are so much more widespread than the devastating toll it's taking on the health of our communities. Local organizations are trying to weather the storm as best they can, and it hasn't been an easy journey. Here's how Ohio's Performing Arts groups are coping with the pandemic.

Take A Road Trip To Holden Arboretum In Northeastern Ohio For A Fantastic Outdoor Adventure

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Every day I feel like I discover somewhere new and exciting in Ohio that has managed to fly under my radar. Holden Arboretum is jaw-droppingly beautiful, and their latest exhibit is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Who's ready for a fun little road trip to a stunning destination? 🙋‍♀️

Talking Points ❤️

Quick Hits ❤️

Secretary of State Frank LaRose is trying mightily to combat false claims that absentee ballots aren't secure.(Twitter)
Fun and educational field trips for students in central Ohio (What Should We Do Today, Columbus)
Can you imagine living this experience right now? "Even our landlord told us, if there was a series of bumps in opening up a business, we’ve definitely hit all of them" (The Lantern)
Here's an interesting new(ish) YouTube account aimed at reviewing Ohio pizza places: Ohio Pizza Party. I didn't realize TAT has pizza that looks this good.

Coronavirus Updates 💊

Here are weekend COVID-19 numbers, with the caveat that Sunday numbers always lag.
Ohio State actually voted not to cancel football this fall, just one of three Big Ten schools to do so. (Eleven Warriors)
The pride of Kent State, Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh nearly died from COVID-19, and his experience is worth reading. I've read intubation can cause hallucinations, but this is the first time I've seen a first-hand account. (LA Times)
Mask wearers are "drastically less likely" to get a severe case of COVID-19, because of differences in viral load. (Inverse)
Columbus finally allows expanded outdoor dining. This has been something many, many other cities have had for months. If anyone can fill me in on why Mayor Ginther was against it for so long, please let me know. (Dispatch)