Weed - Common Chicory (Cichorium intybus)

The delicate blue flower seen along roadsides, pastures, and meadows announcing summers arrival is Common Chicory.

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Weed - Common Chicory (Cichorium intybus)

The delicate blue flower seen along roadsides, pastures, and meadows announcing summers arrival is Common Chicory.

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Rambling House Soda proves pleasantly surprising

Enter the unassuming little venue just south of the Clintonville neighborhood and, through dusky lighting, you’ll see a layout that’s authentically rustic. There’s a modest bar, simple wooden tables, wooden barrels, posters extolling sustainable agriculture and the Ohio Paw Paw Festival and a stage for live music.

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Rambling House Soda proves pleasantly surprising

Enter the unassuming little venue just south of the Clintonville neighborhood and, through dusky lighting, you’ll see a layout that’s authentically rustic. There’s a modest bar, simple wooden tables, wooden barrels, posters extolling sustainable agriculture and the Ohio Paw Paw Festival and a stage for live music.

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Olympic apartment, retail project in Clintonville gets final OK

The project replacing the former Olympic Swim Club in Clintonville has gotten its final zoning approval.

Columbus City Council on Monday unanimously approved the zoning for developer Kyle Katz’s plan for 114 apartments and 5,000 square feet of street-level retail, ending a year-long saga for the 3450 Indianola Ave. site.

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Olympic apartment, retail project in Clintonville gets final OK

The project replacing the former Olympic Swim Club in Clintonville has gotten its final zoning approval.

Columbus City Council on Monday unanimously approved the zoning for developer Kyle Katz’s plan for 114 apartments and 5,000 square feet of street-level retail, ending a year-long saga for the 3450 Indianola Ave. site.

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Connect Columbus Initiative Continues

The city’s Connect Columbus initiative continues this week with a third round of workshops designed togenerate discussion about driving, walking, biking and riding in Columbus. As they’ve done in the first two week-long sessions, the city and its team of consultants will provide maps, case studies from other cities, and lots of data about all forms of transportation in the city.

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