This week’s photos of Columbia
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JOE LINTNER | COLUMBIA SPY
Cops and dogs . . .
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Raven Ridge brought their birds to Columbia Crossing on Saturday . . .
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This surveyor, sporting an Amtrak jacket, was working on the 100 and 200 blocks of Walnut Street for a couple of days. Surveyors were also on the Veterans Memorial Bridge. A project to revamp the first two blocks of Walnut is slated to begin in about two months. A major rehabilitation project for the bridge is scheduled to begin in 2027.
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A train cab out for a ride
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Air-drying the laundry
Man at work
When you can’t decide what lane you’re in, just go for the middle.
There’s a guy drilling into the bridge.
New store on the first block of North 4th
Tiny tulips
New display at Columbia Curiosities
*Two more doggos*
These two were running loose the other day until police caught them and returned them to their owners.
Yes, it’s crumbling.
Here’s the evidence.
Visitors on the 300 block of Chestnut
Several people assembled at a pre-bid meeting at the former McGinness property on Tuesday.
Part of the old canal system . . .
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Scene of a fatal motorcycle crash
Public works vehicle logo
Out for a trot
[Photo by Sharon Lintner]
Half-hidden bunny at Columbia Crossing
A lone explorer at the former McGinness property
Men at work at the Von Hess building
Flowers and more flowers . . .
Thanks to Lancaster historian Randy Harris, the Civil War bridge piers – along with a nearby lock of the old Pennsylvania canal – have been recognized as an authenticated site on the National Underground Network to Freedom run by the National Park Service. Unfortunately, some people defaced this pier. Many stones are missing, also.
Sunset clouds
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