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Did you know that Columbus has more than 125,000 street trees? Over the last three years, the location, species and condition of each tree was collected and documented. While inventorying the trees, information about where new street trees could be planted was collected for the first time, and there are 96,000 sites available. Having all of this information in one place will help protect and grow a healthy urban forest.
Reports for all 41 Columbus neighborhoods are now available so you can learn more about the trees in your community. Check out the citywide summary report, as well as the report for your neighborhood!
These efforts are part of the Urban Forestry Master Plan. Read more about what's been accomplished recently!
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Are you someone who has limited time or who prefers to exercise by yourself? If this sounds like you, then make sure you visit the Get Active at Home web series. This free web series explores a range of workouts you can do at home, including Tai Chi, HIIT, chair yoga and other exercises. Look for your favorite class or instructor, or try something new! Follow along with these free workout videos from the comfort of your own home today.
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You can get a chance to be on stage during the upcoming performance of "Inspecting Carol" with the Columbus Performing Arts Players during their open auditions! This comedic play is about a company that is looking to change up their usual Christmas tradition of performing “A Christmas Carol.” The Columbus Performing Arts Players will perform the show Dec. 7-9.
If you're an aspiring thespian who is age 18 or older, try out during open auditions Oct. 3 and 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Columbus Performing Arts Center, located at 549 Franklin Ave. Learn more about the upcoming auditions and performances.
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Have you heard about the Kilbourne Run Sports Park project? If you haven’t and would like to learn more – or if you have and would like to provide input - come out to the open house hosted at Woodward Park Community Center, located 5147 Karl Road, on Wednesday, Oct. 4. The open house runs from 6-7:30 p.m., and anyone can drop in during that window, as well as ask questions and provide feedback on the current design. Kilbourne Run Sports Park is part of the Community Sports Park project, which makes significant investments in sports facilities across the City. Make sure you add the open house date to your calendar!
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