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Walker / January 19, 2012 8:00 am
The popularity of the Brewery District as a nightlife destination may have peaked a decade ago, but the neighborhood is currently in a state of transition. Offices and apartments have always made the neighborhood a diverse place to live and/or… [Read More]
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Tim Lai and Eliza Ho / January 14, 2012 8:00 am
It is an invitation to develop Columbus’ first street food hub. For this idea, we’ve given it a working title: Dinin’ Hall. Let us explain what it is. The concept of Dinin’ Hall came from a simple desire to create… [Read More]
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Walker / January 3, 2012 1:00 pm
A new year brings about new change, and there’s no better place to look than across our urban landscape and into communities where people choose to live their lives in Central Ohio. We asked several local real estate and development… [Read More]
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Walker / January 3, 2012 10:00 am
We happily admit that we’re big fans of the “Where we Live” series in The Dispatch, penned on a regular basis by Mark Ferenchik. This feature shines a spotlight on various urban neighborhoods and provides a look at why residents… [Read More]
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Walker / December 29, 2011 11:00 am
Not a huge surprise to see that The Short North topped our “Best Neighborhood” category of this year’s reader survey, marking the fourth year in a row for the popular area. This neighborhood has continued to grow and evolve over… [Read More]
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Angie Meeker / December 16, 2011 11:30 am
Tucked between Grandview Heights and Upper Arlington, is a slice of Columbus called Fifth by Northwest. We lovingly call it 5xNW. You may never have heard of us – most people assume our neighborhood is part of Grandview. The truth… [Read More]
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Walker / November 1, 2011 1:45 pm
Ground was broken last week on four new homes in the American Addition neighborhood, signaling the start of a renovation effort being led by Homeport. “These revitalization efforts in American Addition are an outstanding example of the strategic use of… [Read More]
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Walker / October 31, 2011 11:45 am
The “Where we Live” series continues in The Dispatch with a profile on Schumacher Place. Located adjacent to German Village, this South Side neighborhood offers historic housing options that are similar to what can be found in its better known… [Read More]
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Walker / October 18, 2011 4:30 pm
A movement is afoot in Clintonville, and the idea is simple: That Clintonville is a vibrant neighborhood to live, work and play in. The concept is called “Experience Clintonville”, which is not unlike it’s larger counterpart, Experience Columbus — the… [Read More]
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Walker / October 17, 2011 5:15 pm
The German Village Society (GVS) announced the appointment of a new Director last month at the group’s monthly board meeting. Shiloh Todorov will serve as the chief executive officer of GVS and will take on the day to day management… [Read More]
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Walker / October 17, 2011 7:00 am
Weinland Park is a neighborhood in transition. Situated between the Ohio State University and The Short North, this largely residential area is on the cusp of a renaissance, thanks largely in part to one of the most ambitious collaborative efforts… [Read More]
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Walker / October 4, 2011 8:00 am
If you live in Columbus, then chances are pretty good that you already consider German Village to be a great neighborhood. Today, the American Planning Association (APA) confirms what we already knew with the designation of German Village as one… [Read More]
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Walker / October 3, 2011 8:30 am
Community Gardens. Wallscape murals. Historic home renovations. John Delia has got his hands full. This Long Island native moved to Columbus four years ago and has completely immersed himself in the community, and his company JSDelia is working hard on… [Read More]
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Walker / September 22, 2011 10:50 am
Columbus is turning 200 in 2012. The year-long celebration will take place throughout the entire region, but individual neighborhoods are now being encouraged to get creative with their celebratory initiatives with the assistance of a grant from the JPMorgan Chase… [Read More]
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Walker / September 14, 2011 3:10 pm
A new documentary was released today that provides a deeper look into the issue of abandoned properties in Columbus. Columbus City Attorney Richard C. Pfeiffer, Jr spearheaded this project, which describes the impact that abandoned homes have on individual neighborhoods… [Read More]
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