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Meet Nationwide Children Hospital s CEO Tim Robinson
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Columbus Medical Researchers Try to Stay Ahead of COVID-19 Variants
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Warning: Racism is Hazardous to Your Health in Columbus
Franklin County and the city of Columbus have declared racism a public health threat for good reason. Just look at the statistics. What’s being done to attack the inequities?
Kathy Lynn Gray
Talk about a racial divide. Consider this:
There’s Bexley, which is 87 percent white. Compare it to the Near East Side of Columbus, which is 59 percent Black. They are essentially next-door neighbors. The average lifespan of residents in the wealthy suburb? A little more than 85 years. In the minority community? Try 67 years.
Think about that. A difference of more than 18 years based on where you live.
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The Clintonville Mystery House: New Life for the Curious Dwelling at Indianola and Tibet
After decades of renovation and recent code compliance woes, the “strange, mystical” home in this Columbus neighborhood finally has a brighter future.
Kathy Lynn Gray
Maybe it’s the turrets on the upper floors, or the raised walkway to the garage, or the seemingly constant state of construction, but Bob Erickson’s house has always inspired wonder. Hence, the feeling of melancholy when
Columbus Monthly last talked with him in early 2018 and discovered his quirky curiosity in Clintonville had been declared a public nuisance by the city of Columbus. Its future seemed uncertain at best.
State capitol protests mostly quiet, but under heavy guard
Tim Craig, Griff Witte, Abigail Hauslohner, Peter Whoriskey and Holly Bailey, The Washington Post
Jan. 17, 2021
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1of3An armed man who declined to be identified talks to the news media outside the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta on Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021.Photo for The Washington Post by Kevin D. LilesShow MoreShow Less
2of3Michigan National Guard troops protect the Michigan Capitol in Lansing on Sunday, Jan. 17, 2021.Washington Post photo by Ed OuShow MoreShow Less
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WASHINGTON - Authorities in cities from coast to coast mobilized a military-style defense of state capitol complexes Sunday, rolling out Humvees, concertina wire and thousands of National Guard troops clad in battlefield helmets to defend against a possible onslaught of rioters whipped up by the baseless claims of the American president.
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