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Wednesday, May 13 2020

Wednesday, May 13 2020

This Free Drive-In Movie Series Is The Perfect Opportunity To Get Out Of The House

Hello, Wednesday! Chelsea here.

I feel like it's been so long since I had the opportunity to tell you about an exciting new event happening that I'm sort of at a loss for words. But I'm going to power through it because this is exciting. If you've been wondering what sort of fun plans you'll have this summer, I've got something to add to your calendar. Starting this weekend, Ohio History Connection is hosting a free summer drive-in movie series in their parking lot. The series includes one of my all-time favorite flicks, Jurassic Park, and that is reason enough to get the heck out of the house (safely, of course).

Navigator Feature Story:

Ohio History Center’s Free Drive-In Movie Series Kicks Off This Weekend, Ft. Your Favorite Spielberg Movies

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Navigator Originals ✏️

Everything You Need To Know About Coronavirus In Columbus

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Ohio students who receive free and reduced lunch will receive a stipend for groceries through the CARES Act, news about tattoo parlors, updated case numbers, and more in your daily COVID-19 update.

Phase 3 Of Library Park Development Will Include A 7,000 Square Foot Rooftop Patio And Private Gardens

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I'm usually a pretty tough sell on mixed-use development, but even I have to admit that Phase 3 of the Library Park development looks pretty fantastic. The renderings of the private gardens have me feeling some major yard-envy.

COVID-19 Is Running Rampant In Ohio’s Prisons And Now They’ve Ceased Mass Testing

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Our prisons have been hotspots for coronavirus, but now the prison systems will only be testing symptomatic prisoners for COVID-19, causing advocates to raise the alarm about inmate safety.

Talking Points ❤️

Siren Curiosity 🔥

You've probably heard sirens wailing nearby and wondered what's going on, and it turns out there's an easy way to find out. PulsePoint is a nationwide app, integrated locally with Columbus Fire, which gives details on what those sirens mean, with the goal of helping people undergoing sudden cardiac arrest get help as quickly as possible. Read

more about that here

and get the app at the link below - especially encouraged if you know how to perform CPR.

Download PulsePoint

Checking In 🏈

I found this long read article on Maurice Clarett completely engrossing. It kind of serves as an epilogue to the

30 for 30 on Clarett and Jim Tressel

How Youngstown saved Maurice Clarett: Football star finds himself, and purpose, in hometown

(ESPN)

A Unique Experience 🏡

I really can't imagine A) buying a house B) selling a house or C) being a realtor right now. Shoutout to everyone living one of those lives during all of this.

Ohio's Stay-At-Home Order Makes It Even Harder To Buy A New Home

(WOSU)

Weather:

64 and mostly sunny

Pollen:

High (Tree)