Stuffed Animal Sleepover & Story Time at the Library – Wednesday, October 9
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Albatwitch Day – Saturday, October 12, at Columbia River Park
The Legend of Ironville’s Headless Horseman
The sound of a galloping horse can be heard in the distance approaching your location. You might even hear a tormented voice yell, “I’ll be in Columbia by the stroke of midnight…or I’ll be in Hell!” If the conditions align with the original trek of the doomed rider, then you might even catch a glimpse of a headless horseman galloping towards you.
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Columbia's two bridges are among the longest in PA
Haunted Trail Lantern Tour on 2019 Albatwitch Day October 12
Crochet Along with Kasey – Tuesday, October 8
New roundabouts installed in Lancaster County | ABC27
Love them or hate them, there’s a new roundabout in Lancaster County.
A temporary roundabout was installed Monday at the intersection of South 12th Street and Central Avenue.
“It’s like a speedway to me. It goes from 462 all the way down to Manor Street, people just buzzing up and down,” said Columbia resident Ron Worby. “We’ve had a lot of accidents right at this area here.”
That’s why Crews installed a temporary roundabout, an attempt to make the intersection safer.
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https://www.abc27.com/news/local/lancaster/new-roundabouts-installed-in-lancaster-county/
Lancaster County deeds recorded: Oct. 7, 2019
Columbia Borough
The estate of Walter W. Lucas conveyed 158 Walnut St. to Route 322 Keystone Courts Mobile Home Park LLC for $37,000.
North Star Properties LLC and Eric M. Miller conveyed property on Cherry Street to Mariah Markley for $125,500.
Sherie L. Tynes Dietz, Sherie L Tynes Dietz, Jason D. Dietz and Ryon C. Cooper conveyed 132 S. Second St. to Chance J. Groff for $113,300.
Jeremy L. Smith conveyed 1228 Manor St. to Karen L. Swarr for $153,000.
Alvin Shell conveyed 1351 Ironville Pike to D. Michael Liebig and Valerie Sb Kissinger for $145,000.
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Columbia, Elanco closer to deal on administrative cooperation
Under this extension, Columbia would continue to receive support from three members of Elanco’s full-time staff: Keith Ramsey, business manager; Donna Prokay, human resources director; and Lotsie Wooten, IT director. Additionally, the district would receive its own tech support specialist, alongside an array of network services and equipment. These amenities would be provided to Columbia at an annual cost of $315,000, up $35,000 from the prior agreement.
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CBFD to hold Fire Prevention Open House – Wednesday, October 9
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