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Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Wednesday, January 4, 2023

❄️ 9 Wonderful Winter Festivals Around Central Ohio You Won't Want To Miss

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Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

It's not easy to make yourself get excited about winter in Ohio. It can be really gloomy, and whether it's snowing or raining, there's always more precipitation than I'd care for. But as I get older, I've decided to make more of an effort to enjoy all of Ohio's weather. And one of the best ways to get through the winter blues is to give yourself something to look forward to. That's why it's time to talk about all of the amazing winter festivals we have around here. Get out there and enjoy this new year, friends.

Navigator Feature Story:

9 Wonderful Winter Festivals Around Central Ohio You Won’t Want To Miss

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Does This Scene Look Familiar? A Look At Films Made In Ohio

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I love watching movies and realizing that I've actually been where the locations are in real life. It's especially cool when you recognize your own state, hometown, or even your own neighborhood on screen. Take a deep dive with us into some epic movies that were made right here in Ohio.

Headlines 📰

🦣 The largest mastodon

ever discovered was found right here in Ohio.

Pretty cool, right?

(YouTube)

🍳 Breakfast is the best meal

of the day. If you're wondering where to kick off your morning, let Dr. Breakfast himself help. Here are his choices for

the Best Breakfasts in Columbus.

(Breakfast with Nick)

🛤 The train network

in Ohio 100 years ago

When people tell me it isn’t possible to build comprehensive rail infrastructure in the US (citing size, logistics, etc.) I gently remind them of maps like this. 100 years ago, we already had it. This is just some interurbans!
— Angry Pedestrian (H.) (@ArdentAndAngry)
3:13 PM • Dec 16, 2022