Month: February 2020
Lancaster County police departments cite costs as hurdle to body cameras, but would like them
Proposed trail extension draws crowd of supporters, naysayers in Manor Township
The cost to create the 5-mile trail has not yet been determined, but Strohecker guessed it could cost upward of $10 million, a cost township officials can’t afford on their own. He said grant dollars to cover project costs will be aggressively pursued.
“We know this is going to be difficult,” Strohecker said.
That’s true, in part, because trail construction would require easements through privately owned properties, he said. Much of that property, he said, is owned by Norfolk Southern.
At the Columbia Library – Week of February 24, 2020
Council made Columbia Borough manager changes last week in unannounced executive session
Columbia Borough Council met in an unannounced executive session last week and appointed police chief Jack Brommer its second interim borough manager in as many months.
The Feb. 18 meeting raised compliance issues under Pennsylvania’s Sunshine act, according to Melissa Melewsky, media law counsel for the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association.
Final Agenda – Columbia Borough Council Meeting – February 25, 2020
Food Box Giveaway moved to Glatfelter Field
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This week’s photos of Columbia
Columbia Borough Meetings – Week of February 24, 2020
Therapy animals helping first responders deal with stress
Kylie and Daisy are just two of KPets nearly 500 service animals, helping people in various circumstances across our area.
“This type of thing, they’re experiencing all sorts of stress and trauma and they just need something for their minds to relax and calm down. So, the dogs have a therapeutic effect on them and I think it’s becoming more and more aware that they need self care for themselves,” KPets founder Karen Gerth said.
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