Medicare Seminar at the Library, Wednesday, Sept. 12
Author: SPY
LCSWMA to explain new recycling guidelines
K-9 issues and the backstory of Columbia's K-9
Connie Beury, president of Columbia K-9 Campaign, said the organization had been raising funds for Columbia borough in Lancaster County and the borough police department had acquired four previous dogs through Castle’s K-9 in Mechanicsburg.
MORE:
http://www.citizensvoice.com/news/police-k-9-bites-not-common-in-area-1.2383683
About Town
This week’s photos from around town…
All you need is love (as well as food, water, shelter, and clothing, not necessarily in that order).
Read all about it.
Ghost sign:
LUCAS MANUFACTURING CO
Knox Box, large economy size
Bell tower, Columbia Historic Preservation Society
Bell tower, NAWCC
Hazy morning
Scooter, old-school
Fencing match
People and animals found ways to stay cool during the stifling heat earlier this week.
Cruisin’
Meet the candidates this coming Friday at the Hambones Social Club, 726 Manor Street
Heron on the fly
Lift with umbrella sunshade
The past peeking through the asphalt
Hanging around
Down at the crossing
Downtown Train
Steps to the bridge?
Columbia Water Company datestone – 1849
Down at Locust and Bank Avenue, what was to be apartments…
…is now weeds and a big hole in the ground, which could still be a tourist attraction. It all depends on the marketing, or as we say in Columbia, the “visioning.”
Shovel at rest on the 500 block of Walnut
Don’t hang with the little people.
Mural lights, real and depicted
Illuminated mural
Here, too, although the lights were on the building first.
Add this to the growing list of Columbia’s murals, this one seen recently on Lawrence Street.
Burglar alarm – says so right there (?)
In the window at Global Time Wizard
Rectangular plaque at the town square
And there’s the square.
Goin’ up!
No, don’t be hanging around there.
Egret taking a look around
Profile shot
Side by side on the wrong side
Monarch with tattered wings
But stay hydrated
Meanwhile, in Marietta
View from up north
Pounding the ice
Sticker shock
Grumpy groundhog
Draft Agenda – Borough Council Meeting September 10, 2018
Columbia Town Hall and Open House Friday, September 14
September is time for first graders to get their first library card
Complete the health survey, get a chance to win $50 gift card
CHI St. Joseph Children’s Health and Healthy Columbia is looking for your input! If you currently live in Columbia Borough, please take a few minutes to complete this survey about your health and the health of our community; you’ll have a chance to win a $50 gift card to Musser’s Market.
Lancaster Printers Fair to be held September 14 & 15
The Sixth Annual Lancaster Printers Fair is scheduled for September 14 and 15. This year is gearing up to be bigger and better. New features include:
- A new name to be inclusive all of types of printing; not just letterpress.
- “Printing on Penn Square” demonstrations, live music and silent auction (Friday, Sept. 14)
- A world-record setting attempt for most people printing with a potato (Saturday, Sept. 15)
- A beer garden by Wacker Brewing Co., which will offer a signature brew in honor of the fair (Saturday, Sept. 15)
- 5, month-long printing exhibitions at downtown Lancaster galleries
The event will continue to feature a 25-vendor street fair on the 300 Block of North Queen on Saturday, Sept. 15 with pedestrians free to roam the vendors and neighboring shops from 11a.m. to 4 p.m.
FIND EVENT DETAILS: https://bit.ly/2wziqxN
VENDOR STREET FAIR * BEER GARDEN & FOOD VENDORS * WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT * DEMOS & HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES
Foresters cited for liquor law violation
The Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement (LCE) cited nine Lancaster County businesses for Liquor Law violations in August ranging from conflicts of interest to selling alcohol to a minor, police said Wednesday.
Foresters of America Court Susquehanna No. 235, Columbia — Failed to maintain complete and truthful records for two years.
More info HERE
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