This week’s photos of Columbia
No Fear
For President
Lawn sign
A citizen weighs in on a personnel issue.
At work on the Market House:
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Line-up at Coffee & Cream
They’ll do it every time.
This squirrel was the cause of a power outage that affected several residents of the 500 block of Chestnut Street on Saturday morning. The squirrel caused a transformer to blow out in the 500 block of Avenue G and paid dearly for it.
This metal grate over a groundhog hole was moved aside.
(Is there a super-groundhog down there?)
Parking meters can double as bucket hangers.
Construction continues at 403 Locust.
A lighting study is currently underway on the Veterans Memorial Bridge in advance of a multi-million dollar bridge rehabilitation project.
Lighting of various intensities and colors is being tried in an effort to control the yearly mayfly pile-ups on the bridge.
Replacing some signs on Chestnut Street:
A PennDOT worker replaced damaged signs on the 400 block of Chestnut Street this week.
The signpost was knocked over last week by a car that jumped the curb.
There’s the car.
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This is true.
Roofer at work on the 200 block of Locust
Lawn flowers
Let’s rock!
Down at Front and Bridge
Time for some housekeeping
The lot at River Park is often full on weekends.
This sign indicates where the trail starts.
But visitors, still confused, frequently travel the upper part of Heritage Drive to the field, looking for the trail.
Often the lot is so filled that drivers park anywhere and everywhere.
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One of the entrances to Riverfront Drive
Killdeer – a pretty common sight down at the tracks
Roadwork at 2nd & Perry
Food distribution on South 4th, thanks to Columbia Presbyterian
The second block of South 4th
Way down the river
Hitch your wagon.
Or at least fill it with flowers.
Storming the barricades to place the flag on Sunday morning
This one on Purples Lane needs an intervention.
Flag Day – June 14, 2020
This is a photo. It is not a criticism or indictment. It is merely a photo of dedicated men at work performing duties that help serve the public. Unfortunately, some people – including local officials – might try to imply that a photo (or video) represents something that it doesn’t. They might try to assign motives or intent behind it. Do not uncritically accept what you are told by others.
[Submitted photo]
And for those who prefer news that’s not too upsetting, here’s a photo of a cute little bunny rabbit.
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The following photos were submitted by Todd Stahl:
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And here are some photos commemorating graduation 2020, from Glenda Jones and Larry Hince:
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