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Foliage, Frights & Fun: Fall Travel in Ohio
October 14, 2019 4:27 pm
Susan Post
It’s finally feeling like fall. Bring on the apple cider, all things pumpkin and changing leaves. Experiencing all four seasons is one of the perks of living in Ohio, and fall provides the ideal backdrop to see, taste and explore all the state has to offer. Grab your scarf and decide which fall adventure fits […]
Grassroots: Columbus Could Soon Reclaim Jurisdiction Over Local Oil & Gas Activities
July 9, 2018 9:00 am
Lauren Sega
A local grassroots campaign to give Columbusites the “legal teeth” to fight air, water and soil pollution has garnered enough support to get on the November ballot. Dubbed the Community Bill of Rights, the ordinance would establish local governance over oil and gas activities taking place within the City of Columbus. It’d also enable residents […]
