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  1. Read more here: http://www.wkyc.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=41637 And here (page 6 of the pdf): http://www.haplr-index.com/AmericanLibraries2005HAPLR_Proof.pdf
  2. honavery replied to a post in a topic in General Transportation
    Actually I think that Hyatt is probably the easiet place to catch a cab in the entire city. They usually just line up on state street right around the corner. If you talk to the doorman at the hotel, he can usually get you one in less than 2 minutes (I actually used to valet park at that hotel, back in the day). I would have to disagree about the ease of catching a cab in columbus though. I have been out late (after midnight), in the short north/arena district and had to call cabs and wait for over 20 minutes for a cab to show up. I haven't spent much time in other Ohio cities, but the little time I have spent, I don't remember it being easy to get a cab. I am comparing to some where like Chicago, where 99% of the time you can wait by the side of the street and hail a cab in under a minute. That's what I would say is good cab service.
  3. Yes City Center is attached to the Hyatt on Capitol Square. 20 floors. I work downtown, and it is quite busy for lunch in there during the hours of around 12-2.
  4. <a href="http://www.theotherpaper.com/cover.html">READ MORE</a> Personally I think this is ridiculous, the laws are old and inappropriate for the situation.
  5. honavery replied to a post in a topic in City Discussion
    Read more: http://www.nbc4i.com/news/4186398/detail.html?rss=col&psp=news
  6. I have heard people give the parking excuse for not going to this place. I mean its a dollar. People here don't understand that you aren't going to park for free in the middle of a city. And yes it is a city, they don't understand that either. Although there are more stores closing in this builidng, I have seen a few open in the last couple of months. I think it is trying to differentiate itself by getting different stores other than the mainstream ones that are already at Easton and Polaris. Plus if you live on the south side that is probably still your closest option. Personally I think its a really nice mall, they decorate it very nice for chirstmas. Plus I eat there all the time for work. I don't think it will be totally closing down anytime soon just due to the fact that a ton of people go there for lunch that work down there. Max and Ermas seems to be doing ok there too.