Community Open House at Columbia Market House Thursday, October 11, 3-7 p.m.
Month: October 2018
Man facing charges after falsely reporting he had been shot, shoplifting from store in Columbia
Adam Stake
Adam Stake, 35, is facing charges for false alarms to agency of public safety and retail theft for his role in the incidents.
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Albatwitch to be celebrated in Pennsylvania
Illustration by Tim Renner
Held by the Columbia Preservation Society, the all-day event will be in the 200 Block of Locust Street this coming Saturday, October 13. The festival features live musical performances, lectures, trolley rides and a pie-eating contest. Kid-friendly activities such as face painting and $5 trolley rides will also be available.
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Woman with no pants on throws wooden pole at two women, is charged with open lewdness and disorderly conduct
On 9/19/18 at approximately 10:19pm the Columbia Borough Police Department was dispatched to the 300 Block of South Third Street for a report of disorderly conduct. Upon arrival the officer observed Michelle Smith, 27, of Columbia, with no pants on, throwing a wooden pole at two women. The witnesses stated that Smith had been throwing items at them while yelling obscenities. Charges were filed against Smith for lewdness, harassment, and disorderly conduct. Note: All parties are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Arrest Date:
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Case Number:
22361-09-19-18
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Public Safety Committee Meeting Draft Agenda – October 10, 2018
Legislation Committee Meeting Agenda (Revised Draft) October 10, 2018
CBFD Open House – Wednesday, October 10, 6-8 PM
Meat Bingo at CBFD this Friday, October 12
Notice of Proposed Change of Polling Place
The notice shown above was recently posted on a utility pole on Pheasant Drive to inform 7th Ward residents of a proposed change of polling place from the former Vigilant Building at 10th & Mifflin Streets to St. John’s Lutheran Church at 616 Locust Street.
Members sworn in for Columbia's new appeals board
Mayor Leo Lutz swore in members of the Columbia Borough Board of Review and Appeals at October’s borough council meeting. Left to right, the members are Steve White, Margaret Nelson, Keith Kassees, Jeff Dale, and Curtis Rosche. The board will hear appeals from residents regarding property maintenance matters, including violations of existing borough ordinances.
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