Despite rumors to the contrary, Locust Heights swimming pool is not full of water, and it is not opening. The facility was recently bought by St. John’s Herr Estate.
(The photo above was taken this morning.)
For part of the back story on the pool, follow this link:
http://m.lancasteronline.com/opinion/letters_to_editor/columbia-will-miss-locust-heights-pool/article_90af4cec-a703-11e4-9729-53108fba9b75.html?mode=jqm
Columbia Spy 
what a shame St John Herr doesn't turn it around and open it for the children in the boro plus all the adults who love it too…..nothing for anyone to do.
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I agree need a pool
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they could CERTAINLY put some of their money back into the boro in a good way. even if only for 5 years.
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It's a real shame that some of these businesses in the Boro don't give back to the community that supports them. We ALL know that Columbia is a poor town. The taxes are thru the roof. The transient renters problem is OUT OF CONTROL and the HUNDREDS of BAD TENANTS AND BAD LANDLORDS HAS GOT TO BE STOPPED. Dead, in their tracks.St John Herr…you could do something instead of filling in the pool. Even if it's short term.
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what a shame St John Herr doesn't turn it around and open it for the children in the boro plus all the adults who love it too…..nothing for anyone to do.
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I agree need a pool
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they could CERTAINLY put some of their money back into the boro in a good way. even if only for 5 years.
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It's a real shame that some of these businesses in the Boro don't give back to the community that supports them. We ALL know that Columbia is a poor town. The taxes are thru the roof. The transient renters problem is OUT OF CONTROL and the HUNDREDS of BAD TENANTS AND BAD LANDLORDS HAS GOT TO BE STOPPED. Dead, in their tracks.St John Herr…you could do something instead of filling in the pool. Even if it's short term.
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