The hyperbaric chamber is at the Robert Lombard Hyperbaric Center in Columbia.
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http://wkbn.com/2018/01/23/oxygen-therapy-used-as-weapon-in-fight-against-lyme-disease/
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Columbia man arrested on drug and firearm charges
Nehemiah Ishmael Kemp
Nehemiah Ishmael Kemp, age 28, of the 600 block of South 12th Street, Columbia, PA was charged with 2 Firearms violations and Possession with Intent to Deliver Heroin by Officer Colleen Tatara after she conducted a traffic stop in the area of Franklin Road and Seitz Road on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at 2315 hours.
Officer Tatara was on patrol when she observed 2 vehicles being operated in a careless manner. Officer Tatara was able to stop both of the vehicles and Nehemiah Kemp was the operator of one of the vehicles. The other vehicle was operated by his brother, Elijah H. Kemp, age 21, of the 5600 block of Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA who was also arrested for Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Driving While Operating Privilege is Suspended or Revoked. Nehemiah was found to be in possession of a loaded 45 caliber handgun which had it’s serial number altered by scratching it off and covering it with a permanent marker. He also had in his possession Marijuana and Heroin that were packaged for sale. Nehemiah had a 13 year old passenger in his vehicle who was released to a family member. Both subjects were committed to Lancaster County Prison after failing to post bail.
Case Number: 2018-MN-00075
Arrest Date: Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Charges:
Persons Not to Possess
use
Manufacture
control
Sell or Transfer Firearms
Possession of Firearm with Altered Manufacturer’s Number
and Possession with Intent to Deliver Heroin
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Our flag was still there
Despite a tumultuous Susquehanna that’s claimed several trees and light posts at River Park, an American flag further down the shoreline has so far been able to withstand the onslaught of ice and water.
PA Supreme Court says gerrymandered maps violate the state constitution
In brief order handed down on Monday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that that state’s gerrymandered congressional maps violate the state constitution. That state’s map is so aggressively gerrymandered that Republicans won 13 of the state’s 18 congressional districts in 2012, despite the fact that Democrats won a majority of the popular vote — and Republicans have held those districts ever since.
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About Town – January 21, 2018
Recent pics about town…
Junior firefighter
Dog attack!
The woman shown was walking her two dogs on the high school hill (Sunday, January 21) when the black dog on the right attacked from a nearby yard. The woman picked up her dogs, one under each arm, until the attacker’s owner responded about ten seconds later and got the dog under control. The woman’s dogs were each on a leash. The attacking dog obviously was not.
Dopey Superman?
Cheap (but expensive) fence at the bottom of Locust
Spotlight on the river
Renovations at Hinkle’s
That’s one way to beautify an ugly meter.
Disappearing bridge
Columbia Crossing in the fog
Bridge in the fog
Tracks in the fog
Yep
Someone’s dock was swept away by the recent river ice.
Reflection at River Park
Tracks at River Park
Tracks
Tracks from above
This seagull seems thankful for the melting river ice; he can finally get a drink again.
Communing with the gulls
Ice dance…if the spirit moves ya…
Ice dance…even birds do it.
Icon on Cherry Street
What does it mean?
Avenue G – Some things never change.
Line-up
Canada geese – Looks like it’s that time again.
The windows have arrived at 301 Locust.
Here’s another one.
Installed by Brown’s
Mike Nikolaus installs lighting at the Locust Street Park storage shed.
The lights will illuminate Joanna Spicer’s mural on the side…
…and on the front.
And here’s what it looks like at night.
And from the front.
And both sides at once.
Progress at the Columbia Library
Sunset at Locust Street Park
Night lights at Columbia River Park
Two-vehicle accident at 5th & Chestnut
At about 5 p.m. today, units responded to a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of North Fifth and Chestnut. According to witnesses, a Subaru Impreza heading southeast on Fifth Street and a Jeep heading northwest collided as the Jeep was turning left at the intersection. Both vehicles sustained front end damage, but neither driver was hurt. The Jeep was drivable, but the Subaru was towed from the scene.
The intersection has been the site of several accidents and near-misses over the past year.
COLUMBIA BURROW!
Tom Strickler officially becomes Columbia superintendent with 7-1 school board vote
Tom Strickler
[Columbia Spy file photo]
The school board on Thursday ratified and approved a three-year contract with new Superintendent Tom Strickler at a salary of $102,100.
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Friday Afternoon at River Park: Girls, Gulls, and Lots of Ice
No explanation needed. The pictures tell the tale:
2017 Year End Stats | Columbia Borough Police Department
Below are some of the statistics for the Columbia Borough Police Department for 2017.
– The Columbia Borough Police Department handled 13,717 (4% increase over 2016) calls through Lancaster County Wide Communications (Columbia Borough is the 7th busiest police department in Lancaster County)
– Out of the top 50 police units in the county dispatched for calls, Columbia Borough had three units in this group. They were ranked 9th, 13th and 45th.
– There were 5,605 calls directly into the Columbia Borough Police Station during hours a dispatcher was on duty to answer calls.
– 10,206 parking tickets issued
– 597 traffic citations issued or filed
– 198 non-traffic citations issued or filed
– 207 criminal complaints completed (this number does not reflect PFA violations filed or juvenile allegations completed)
– 209 accident reports completed
- Officers also assisted with many public safety and awareness events, volunteered in town, read books to children in the schools and at the public library, assisted with the Marine Corps League Toys for Tots program and also participated in other events in and out of town.
The employees of the Columbia Borough Police Department would like to thank the citizens, businesses, as well as the visitors of Columbia Borough for their continued support of their police department.
Additional statistics for the county can be found at the following link.
https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/post/2017-year-end-stats
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