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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Time-travel in Granville: Robbins Hunter Museum is a beautifully preserved 1842 Greek Revival home where guided tours walk you past Ionic columns, parlors straight out of a period drama, and an animated clock that sends Victoria Woodhull popping out each hour, plus gardens locals love when the hist…
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Swing, sip, repeat: The Club at Forest Hills is a restaurant and pub open to the public attached to a covered driving range, so you can chase a bucket then chase it with burgers, pizza, wings, and a cold beer.
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Newark's Board of Zoning Appeals has dismissed a controversial proposal by Vista Residential Properties to build three multi-car garages for the new Trailhead Vista apartments near existing single-family homes.
Full story at thereportingproject.org ↗
Ohio state Rep. Justin Pizzulli shared a story about a man struggling with an opioid addiction who was sent to recovery housing in Portsmouth, Scioto County, despite finding cockroaches on the floor, dog feces inside, and doors falling off hinges.
Full story at highlandcountypress.com ↗
Columbus has seen several new stores open in August, with a century-old furniture icon opening its first store in Easton and a candy shop stocking its shelves with bottled soda from around the world at Bridge Park.
Full story at columbusnavigator.com ↗
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