In My Garden:

Our adventure in gardens continues with Stephanie and Dan Sherwood’s large and bountiful Garden of Eatin’ in Linden.

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In My Garden:

Our adventure in gardens continues with Stephanie and Dan Sherwood’s large and bountiful Garden of Eatin’ in Linden.

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Columbus Named Top7 Intelligent Community For Third Year in A Row

The organization mentioned Columbus as being noteworthy due to it having the highest metro concentration of Fortune 1000 companies in the US, and a 35% growth in skilled manufacturing employment over the past decade.

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Columbus Named Top7 Intelligent Community For Third Year in A Row

The organization mentioned Columbus as being noteworthy due to it having the highest metro concentration of Fortune 1000 companies in the US, and a 35% growth in skilled manufacturing employment over the past decade.

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Largest Architecture Firm in The US Launches Columbus Offices

It was announced last fall that HOK Architecture, the largest US-based architecture-engineering firm, would be acquiring Kansas City based 360 Architecture, which has maintained a sizable Columbus office in the Arena District since 1999. Today, the completion of the acquisition is being celebrated locally, which means that HOK has officially launched its Columbus branch.

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Largest Architecture Firm in The US Launches Columbus Offices

It was announced last fall that HOK Architecture, the largest US-based architecture-engineering firm, would be acquiring Kansas City based 360 Architecture, which has maintained a sizable Columbus office in the Arena District since 1999. Today, the completion of the acquisition is being celebrated locally, which means that HOK has officially launched its Columbus branch.

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Marysville’s reservoir to gain boat, fishing access

Marysville has been awarded more than $400,000 to add recreational opportunities, including boating and fishing access, to a reservoir that supplies about half of the city’s drinking water.

The $427,250 grant is from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and will be used for the Marysville Upground Reservoir project. The reservoir, built in 2008, is at the southwest corner of Barker and Raymond roads.

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