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Columbus Council Overhaul Raises Big Questions for Housing Development
Columbus voters approved what one council member called a “radical restructuring” of City Council’s century-old system on Nov. 3, and the question city leaders are now working through is what district-based representation will mean for housing — the city’s most pressing challenge — the Columbus Dispatch reported. Roughly 82 percent of voters approved Issue 8, […]
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Schyler Butler refuses to tiptoe around difficult subjects
The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of her debut collection, ‘Phantom Hue,’ with launch events at Prologue Bookshop on Thursday, Nov. 12 and Streetlight Guild on Saturday, Nov. 14. “It’s better to tiptoe around such a memory,” Schyler Butler writes in her poem “Like Pontius Pilate washing...
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“Everything is Still on the Table”: Urban Meyer Urges Ryan Day and Ohio State Crew to Use One Word to Inspire Team Towards CFP
The Ohio State program is in a bit of a pickle after two straight defeats and the threat of missing CFP qualification, which would be disastrous for the Buckeyes. But there is still time to salvage the situation, and legendary football coach Urban Meyer has made it clear that the Buckeyes need to stay strong and fight through the spot they find themselves in.
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Bexley Breaks Ground on 43 Affordable Apartments, First for a Columbus Suburb
Construction crews have begun work on two apartment complexes in Bexley that will bring the Columbus suburb its first mixed-income housing development funded through Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, with a combined 43 new homes planned near North Cassady and East Livingston avenues. Demolition is finished and foundation work is underway at one site, while demolition continues at the other, according to the City of Bexley.
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Ridgedale’s Elliot Weston Leads Marion County’s All-Ohio Cross Country Haul
OBETZ, Ohio — Ridgedale junior Elliot Weston finally got his race at Fortress Obetz, and he made it count. Weston finished 17th in the Division IV boys race at the OHSAA state cross country meet on Nov. 7, running 16 minutes, 18 seconds to become the lone Marion County athlete to earn a first-team All-Ohio […]
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Craving a McRib? Fans say this store-bought copycat is easy to make
The McRib made a limited-time return to some (but not all) of Ohio McDonald's restaurants this fall, including locations in Cincinnati and the Columbus area. But if you can't find one near you, fans say there's an easy grocery-store shortcut. McDonald's McRib is a pork patty shaped to resemble ribs and served on a bun with barbecue sauce, pickles and onions. But a store-bought dupe can be assembled at home, no seasonal McDonald's release required. Here's how to make the store-bought shortcut at home. What you'll need to make the copycat McRib, according to the internet With a handful of store-bought ingredients, you can assemble a sandwich similar to McDonald's McRib, according to Allrecipes : On-Cor Barbecue Sauce & 6 Boneless Rib-Shaped Patties Hoagie-style rolls Pickles Sliced or slivered onions Extra barbecue sauce (optional) How to assemble the McRib copycat .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } If you can’t buy a McRib, you make one! by in McRib Allrecipes, citing people who have tried the shortcut, recommends baking the patties for the best texture before assembling the sandwich: Bake the frozen On-Cor patties according to the package directions. Allrecipes says they can also be microwaved
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Ohio State Parts Ways With Gymnastics Coach Meredith Paulicivic After Nine Seasons
Ohio State has mutually agreed to part ways with women’s gymnastics head coach Meredith Paulicivic, the university’s Department of Athletics announced Tuesday, Nov. 10, ending a nine-season tenure that carried the Buckeyes to five NCAA regional finals. Randy Monahan, the program’s associate head coach, will serve as interim head coach for the 2027 season, Ohio […]
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Family's Honor Flight surprise brings 89-year-old Navy veteran to tears
LANCASTER − A U.S. Navy veteran James Hanley has collected a lifetime of memories. But the surprise that awaited him during his September Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., brought him to tears. That's because his family in Virginia surprised him with a visit when he arrived in Washington. "It was wonderful," Hanley, 89, said. I'll never forget it. It was a tearjerker. My family met me. They came up from Virginia and met me at the Iwo Jima (monument). It was a surprise because I didn't know they were doing that. Oh my gosh. I teared up." Hanley and his fellow veterans got see a lot of the sites in Washington, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, the U.S. Naval memorial, the World War II memorial, the Korean War memorial, the Vietnam Wall and much more. Hanley served from 1955 to 1990. He joined upon his high school graduation in Youngstown. "I wanted to make something out of myself," Hanley said. "I didn't have any goal in my mind at the time and I thought the Navy would train me. And I knew it was draft time and I didn't want to be drafted. So I