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Wednesday, March 16, 2022

Wednesday, March 16, 2022

😍😍 Lost History Of Columbus: The Christopher Inn

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Happy Wednesday! Chelsea here.

Remember when "way back Wednesday" was a thing? Well, I do, and since I'm a sucker for nostalgia, I thought we'd start this morning off by talking about one of the coolest former buildings in Columbus. The Christopher Inn was bold and iconic, but its reign as the top hotel in the city was short-lived. I don't know if we'll ever have a round, tower-style hotel in downtown Columbus again, but I think it would be pretty hard to top this OG.

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Lost History Of Columbus: The Christopher Inn

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Mayor Ginther’s State Of The City Focused On Public Safety, Gun Violence, And Affordable Housing

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Yesterday, the mayor gave the annual State of the City address. The hour-long speech included a lot, but we've got some high lights (in addition to the full speech, if you're keen to watch it) right here.

Headlines 📰

☀️ The U.S. Senate

has unanimously supported a permanent change to daylight saving time,

giving Americans more sunlight in winter evenings.

(Ohio Capital Journal)

📸 Jim McCormac is a retired botanist

who got into nature photography in his 40s. Now,

he's one of Ohio's best.

(Alive)

🌤 Weather:

70 and sunny

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