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www.shortnorth.com
info@shortnorth.com
Independent newspaper serving the Short North neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, since 1987
Editor and Publisher, Margaret Marten
Founder and Publisher Emeritus, Tom Thomson (1924-2015)
WELCOME
Welcome to one of the fun spots of the U.S.
Right here in Columbus, Ohio!
CONTACT INFORMATION
A-Z List Current Businesses
A-Z List Come and Gone
Restaurant List
Feature Story Archive
Useful Links
January/February 2020 Issue
(Small Stuff) CURRENT ISSUE
Dis N Data Editor
Events List & Classified Ads
Art Shows
Neighborhood News/Events (Select Writeups)
I Can't Believe You Said That! (Jokes)
Letters to the Editor
Cartoons
Poems/Haiku
CURRENT ARTICLES
COVER ESSAY
The Artisans of Winter
by Tom Thomson
Oh, Deer!
By Dawn McCombs
Dream Husband
by Eric Broder
Why Old Places Matter (Chapter Four)
by Thompson M. Mayes
Tinged with Sepia
by Ralph Whitlock
Friends of Goodale Park Gala Photos
(Gus Brunsman III) page 16 and page 17
Harrison West Society Holiday Photos
Page 24 and Page 25
Dis 'N' Data
Openings: Rooh Indian Restaurant, Woodhouse Vegan, Zaftig Brew Pub. C.Krueger's Cookies relocates. Closings: Eugene's Canteen, Richard Bennett Clothiers, Emi Pet, Laughlin's Bakery. Deaths: W.C. Hemming, Tom Coombs Coming Attractions: DiCarlo's Pizza
Hot Chocolate Race: Yet Another Short North Disaster
by Joel Knepp
Urban Philosophy: Snowlitude
by Eric Anderson
Law You Can Use
Zoning Laws Can Affect You and Your Property
by Bryan Hunt
Thurber Connection
Fast Forward to the Fifties
by Tom Thomson
Neighborhood News/Events (Select Writeups)
St. Francis Mardi Gras Pasta Event; Hubbard Lantern Festival; Yoga-Well-Being Public Meditation/Discussion; New Music at Short North Stage; Wheeler Dog Park Winter Closing; Bookselling Symposium at Thurber House; ComFest 2020 plan; Art Studio Clearance at Fairgrounds
Regular Columns
See also "Columnist Archive" listed lower
Eric Broder (Humor)
Christine Hayes
Joel Knepp
Michael Stinziano, County Auditor
Thurber Connection (Series)
Tom Thomson essays
Features Archive
Feature Stories Index
Cover Story Archive
Cover Story Archives
Check out these cover stories from past issues
Miscelllaneous
A-Z DIRECTORY
Listing by subject of Short North offerings
DINING LIST
Complete Short North restaurant list links
HOME BUYER'S GUIDE
Directory of our real estate advertisers/friends
LETTERS
Selection of correspondence
published in the Gazette
MEMORIALS
Remembering
those who've come and gone
GALLERY HOP
An attempt to
define the magic of this wonderful event.
LODGING
Places to stay in and around the Short North
NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS
Folks who go the extra mile to make this neighborhood unique
DOO DAH PARADE
Your pass to a whacky world of political/social satire
Columnist Archive
See also "regular columns" listed above
Clinton J. Buhler (Art Reviews) [2011 - 2012]
Community News Archive
Pedal Pusher (cyclist column)
(Greg Knepp) [2007 - 2010]
Tom's Corner
Publisher emeritus
talks about this and that and fairly frequently blasts some
hapless person or institution out of the water
Fritz the Nite Owl [1999-2009]
Fritz Peerenboom, aka Fritz the Nite Owl, broadcasts some of the coolest jazz
Jared Gardner (Pop Renaissance) [2009 - 2011]
Betty Garrett Deeds
Elizabeth Ann James
Art
news - in the Short North -and all around the
town
Karen Edwards
In the
Wings - A look
at the theatre scene in Columbus [2005]
Thurber
Connection
Series on one
of Columbus' most famous native sons
Legendary
Tales
Fancy-free
meanderings by Tom Thomson
C.B. Findlay's Dining Notes Archive [2003-2005]
Kaizaad Kotwal Film
Archive
Film Review
Archive: Kaizaad Kotwal [2000-2003]
Kaizaad Kotwal (Art, Features)
Kotwal Comment
Archive
Straight Talk
Archive : Kaizaad Kotwal [2000-2003]
Comic Strip (Matt Wyatt) the heebie-jeebies?
Go to
:
Sex Quotes of the Rich and Famous
. . Pithy
remarks on the foibles and follies of the human condition
from the mouths of such icons as Gloria Steinem, Jayne
Mansfield, Groucho Marx, Jay Leno, Lucille Ball, Shelly
Winters, Errol Flynn, Woody Allen, Albert Einstein, Zsa Zsa
Gabor, Victor Hugo, Norman Mailer, Mae West, Joe Louis,
Madonna, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Rivers, Anais Nin, and
hundreds of others!
Sam's Poetry
Tree
Some coooool stuff
here
The
Memoirs of Tom's war years
Go to Searching for the U.S.S. LSM 245
"Hey, if you're not doing anything else, come visit one of my web pages. I'm not amongst the living anymore, but what the heck, we'll probably get along. Just click on my gallery or my letters, or what Thomson wrote about me. Ain't these computers somethin!"
Emerson Burkhart
He was one cool artist.
More Burkhart Stuff
DORAL CHENOWETH, aka The Grumpy Gourmet, knew Burkhart
and wrote a play
about him. The script came from some six hours of tape recordings produced between 1956 and 1966.
The Chenoweth tapes and script provide you with an artistic view of a great American painter.
Doral's website includes photos, the play, and more
http://emersonburkhart-theplay.com
Go back to start
© 2021 Short North Gazette, Columbus, Ohio
All rights reserved
The Artisans of Winter
by Tom Thomson
Seventeen
arches now span High Street from
the Convention Center to
just north of Fifth Avenue
We're just north of the Greater Columbus Convention Center
Doo Dah parades draw big crowds.
COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOODS - SHORT NORTH DOCUMENTARY
The story of one of the city’s most vibrant and exciting neighborhoods includes the tale of the arches, the rise—and abrupt fall—of the Columbus Union Station, an incredible reunion of Civil War soldiers, the circus magnate who mesmerized a town, and the emergence of local festivals and traditions that have become a part of the Short North’s character. It’s a story of how a grassroots movement transforms a run-down, forgotten neighborhood into Columbus’ center for arts and culture.Bonus material include maps, a slideshow of remarkable buildings and a brief description of their history, a Flytown reunion feature, and a video that shows how you can contribute to the Columbus Neighborhoods website.
Purchase the WOSU DVD $19.95 • Click image to transfer to the WOSU website
There's no place like the Short North!
If you
are a visitor and need information,
try the Short North Arts District website
http://www.shortnorth.org
or send the Short North Alliance an email at info@shortnorth.org
or call the SNA at 614-299-8050
e-mail: info@shortnorth.com