Business First of Columbus wrote Children’s adding on to expansion plan by Carrie Ghose Monday, November 26, 2007 The new main wing of Nationwide Children’s Hospital will have an extra floor and cost $60 million more than original plans, the… [Read More]
This Week News wrote Children’s Hospital presents 2012 ideas Thursday, August 16, 2007 SUE HAGAN Could Parsons Avenue become a boulevard? How should the future west campus, across Parsons, be connected with the main hospital? Should green space around the… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Childish chow grows up More restaurants chucking fattening juvenile fare for more healthful choices Wednesday, July 18, 2007 By Kevin Joy Traditionally, the children’s menu has rarely held a choice of nutritious foods — or variety…. [Read More]
The New York Times has an article today about how kid’s menus are deadening the pallate of children and leading to boring eaters. Towards the end it discusses Latitude 41. The New York Times wrote Don’t Point That Menu at… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Families living Downtown with children still rare, but building boom suggests changes coming Wednesday, March 28, 2007 By Dennis Fiely Perceptions of high crime rates and substandard public schools make the Downtown market a tough sell… [Read More]
STAGE AWARDS Columbus Children’s Theatre among top winners Tuesday, February 13, 2007 Michael Grossberg THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH Columbus Children’s Theatre, Otterbein College Theatre, Curtain Players and Contemporary American Theatre Company were the big winners at central Ohio’s seventh annual Theater… [Read More]
hi! my fiance and i currently live in new york city but have seriously been contemplating moving back to columbus in a year or two–mostly b/c we don’t think we’d be able to afford to buy a place, raise a… [Read More]
What if kids could go to school anywhere? Friday, June 30, 2006 by PAUL E. KOSTYU COPLEY COLUMBUS BUREAU CHIEF COLUMBUS – In addition to carrying books, a child’s school backpack will be filled with cash, at least figuratively, under… [Read More]
COLUMBUS, Ohio — LaTonya Robinson knows her son did well on tests at his elementary school. What she didn’t know was the limits the school put on reporting his results. Federal law allows Clinton Elementary School to exclude the test… [Read More]
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