Columbus prepares residents for sewer changes.

Columbus has spent $1.2 million reaching out to the community as it prepares to make a radical shift in the way it protects rivers and streams from sewage overflows.

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Good Sewer Changes Coming

Columbus prepares residents for sewer changes.

Columbus has spent $1.2 million reaching out to the community as it prepares to make a radical shift in the way it protects rivers and streams from sewage overflows.

It's a good story - you are going to like it.

Good Sewer Changes Coming

Battelle Looking to Develop Prime Real Estate in Harrison West

Battelle has taken the first steps in a process that could lead to the development of nearly 20 acres of land between West Fifth Avenue and West Third Avenue in Harrison West. The parcel in question – which sits just east of the Olentangy River – is currently the site of a large surface parking lot, a warehouse constructed in the late 1980′s, and a one-story daycare center. It also contains significant green space, including a large park-like section north of Third and a smaller swath on the south side of Fifth, east of Perry Street.

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Battelle Looking to Develop Prime Real Estate in Harrison West

Battelle has taken the first steps in a process that could lead to the development of nearly 20 acres of land between West Fifth Avenue and West Third Avenue in Harrison West. The parcel in question – which sits just east of the Olentangy River – is currently the site of a large surface parking lot, a warehouse constructed in the late 1980′s, and a one-story daycare center. It also contains significant green space, including a large park-like section north of Third and a smaller swath on the south side of Fifth, east of Perry Street.

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Water Water Every Where

Channel 10 say we had over 1/2 inch of rain in half and hour this afternoon. We are dry but 3 fans and the dehumidifier are running 24/7.

Abundant Wet Weather...Starting to Feel like Swamp Thing 

Water Water Every Where

Channel 10 say we had over 1/2 inch of rain in half and hour this afternoon. We are dry but 3 fans and the dehumidifier are running 24/7.

Abundant Wet Weather...Starting to Feel like Swamp Thing 

Pollinators in the Garden

June 15 - 21, 2015 has been designated National Pollinator Week by the U.S. Department of Agriculture; this is a great time to think about how to attract more pollinators to our gardens.  Pollinators are necessary for the production of many food crops and provide a vital service to the survival of many native plants.  We can thank pollinators for one in three mouthfuls of food and drink – from coffee and chocolate to most fruits and many vegetables we eat.  Choosing plants that provide the necessary habitat and food sources for birds, bats, butterflies, moths, beetles, wasps, small mammals and most importantly bees can increase the number of pollinators in your garden.

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