This week’s photos from Columbia
The Life Cycles Team made a few stops during a ride through town on Saturday. According to their
website: “The mission of LIFECYCLES is to build young men of character in a Christ-centered bicycle touring adventure experience for urban teens with a mentoring program to guide them into adulthood.”
There they go!
****************
Old Glory hanging low
Miscellaneous
Flowerpot
Bench ribbon
Environmentally safe lane dividing line
Isn’t there an ordinance addressing bicycles on sidewalks?
High weeds and brush at this road leading to the entrance to Route 30 East obstruct the line of sight.
Detecting
Most likely to discuss the proposed mixed-use development at the former Columbia Drive-in site.
A kayaker practicing kayak roll training techniques under the bridge on Tuesday
****************
A section of the bridge – just because
Bridge inspectors used Harcon equipment this week to inspect the Veterans Memorial Bridge.
Here’s a look at the “bucket boat.”
Time to put the boat away.
Loading it up
Vehicle with a trailer properly parked in the “vehicle with a trailer” parking space(s)
Here are a few photos of the “bridge tracker” – under the bridge, of course.
****************
Hanging on beside an unruly river
A few photos of the newly sealed Columbia Plaza parking lot…
AJ’s Surplus Grocery Store will be moving into the former Musser’s Market site in the near future.
****************
Skyworks worker pondering stormy skies?
Humongous farm equipment rolling through
Watch out for that cyclist!
Signs like this recently appeared on the high school hill.
On Friday, there was a two-vehicle accident at the confusing intersection at 5th & Chestnut. The Red Rose Transit bus was held up for about five minutes.
Two good people of Columbia cleaned up the debris, although not the “good people” Mayor Lutz would have deemed as such, since he is the self-appointed arbiter of such things.
****************
NO PARKING sign, almost visible
Glory under glass
Some folks get what they want.
Some don’t.
Is it discriminatory?
Leafy stove
Newly alighted on the mural
Caped Crusader
Patriotic rock
In memory
Crossing sign on North 3rd, badly beaten
A cover-up from the top down
Columbia Park Rangers trimmed trees, applied mulch, and generally cleaned up several blocks of Locust Street on Saturday. Some of the tree grates on the 300 block appear to have been removed.
****************
Wide turn at 5th & Chestnut, one of many
Another sealing operation, this one at Wells Fargo
Aptly christened by local birds
Down at the former No. 1 Fire Company building
K.T. Graham is moving in.
Construction-to-be at 401 Locust
Does the ATM accept gold?
Over on North 3rd:
NO PARKING authorized by . . .
City of Lancaster Bureau of Police?
“END TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION”
Yes, Columbia Borough, end it.
Borough Council doesn’t represent the majority of Columbia citizens.
***************
Daniel Shade of 125 Bethel Street submitted the following photos showing the sub-standard work currently being done on Bethel Street by a contractor hired by the Borough.
The following four photos show the before and after of a downspout connection at his house. The first two show the work done by the contractor. Shade did the fix shown in the last two photos. He also said the sidewalk joints are crooked and wavy, and some of the curbs are cracked.
Columbia Spy 