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According to the outage report for your account, there were 2412 customers who experienced the same outage due to a tripped distribution breaker. There are a multitude of reasons that a distribution breaker can trip, including weather-related issues, trees, animals, etc. Unfortunately the specific cause of this tripped breaker was not noted on the report.
http://abc27.com/2017/10/26/police-searching-for-missing-endangered-man/
Jordan Fischer
Dustin Wetten
On 10-26-17 at approx. 12:38AM the Columbia Borough Police Department was called to the 500 blk. of Concord Ln. for a report of a burglary in progress. Upon arrival police were advised that Dustin Wetten (30), last known address in Enola, had kicked in the front door of the house, threatened a resident in the house that he had a gun and then went upstairs and kicked in another door and forcibly removed the victim, Jordan Fischer (21) of Columbia, from the house.
The whereabouts of Wetten and Fischer are unknown at this time. Wetten has ties to several towns in Lancaster, Dauphin and Cumberland counties. Wetten is possibly operating a gold in color, 2002, Saturn L200 with PA registration JJA-1585.
Jordan Fischer is described as a white male, brown hair, brown eyes, 5’08” and approx. 150lbs. Fischer is listed as a missing endangered person.
Wetten is described as a white male with blonde hair, blue eyes, 5’11” and approx. 200lbs. Wetten should be considered armed and dangerous. A warrant is being issued for Wetten for Burglary, Kidnapping and Unlawful Restraint. If anyone observes the vehicle or those involved they are asked to contact their local police department. If anything else is known they are asked to contact the Columbia Borough Police at 717-684-7735 or submit a tip below.
Case Status:
Current
Case Type:
Criminal
A few quick pics from around town today…
After today, Hinkle’s will shut down for four days as it undergoes a transition to its new operation. It will reopen Monday, October 30, at 7 a.m. Among other things, the restaurant will feature an updated logo (shown above) in which the traditional mortar and pestle icon has been changed to a bowl of hot soup. (Hinkle’s is getting out of the pharmacy business. That part of the operation has been acquired by CVS.)
Folks along our portion of the Susquehanna (Lake Clarke) may have noticed an extremely low water level today. Brookfield Renewable, operator of the Safe Harbor Dam, is responsible for the drawdown.
The painted scale (shown above) on one of the piers of the Veterans Memorial Bridge read about 223 feet at 4:42 this afternoon. (In previous years, 227 on the scale was marked as “normal.”)
A sign posted near the River Park boat ramp stated that water levels at Lake Clarke will be lowered from October 23 through October 25 and will begin to rise again on October 26.
The following is an excerpt from a post on the Brookfield Renewable website:
Be aware that diving into the waters of Lake Clarke is dangerous due to fluctuating lake levels, shallow waters, river currents, and submerged debris. Please note that on October 24th & 25th, there will be a drawdown on Lake Clarke to approximately 222.0 feet. Water will start coming back up on October 26th.
No reason is specified for the drawdown.
