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The Columbus Dispatch
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Ohio lawmakers are set to approve a $3.7 billion state capital budget that allocates funds to various projects in Columbus, including nearly $2 million for a new aquatic conservation center at the zoo and close to $6 million for the ongoing construction of the Poindexter Village African American Museum. The budget also includes funding for the renovation of the former Central Presbyterian Church into Wrightsel Music Hall, as well as multiple community and infrastructure projects across Franklin County, Ohio State University campuses, and surrounding counties. The bill is expected to pass soon with minimal changes, and it covers a range of initiatives from cultural institutions to parks and educational facilities.
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