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Columbia board focuses on shared leadership agreement with Elanco | Community | lancasteronline.com

Implementation and evaluation of a shared leadership agreement with Eastern Lancaster County School District was a focal point at Columbia Borough School District committee of the whole meeting Thursday.
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With just 19 players, Columbia's football team battles for 'the love of the game' | Football | lancasteronline.com

At full strength, Columbia's roster boasts 19 students. With two players absent from school Tuesday, and another two out with injuries, the remaining 15 took the field, chanting “Tide Pride” as the team worked on its offense.
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School Board Meeting to be held Thursday, October 20

The Columbia Borough School Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 20, at the District Administration Building, 200 N. 5th Street.
At last month’s meeting, several residents voiced concerns to the board about ongoing bullying during and after school.  One resident also touched on the topic of political scheming among board members.  A few of the residents who addressed the bullying problem are shown below:
 Jim Johnson: “If you don’t care about our children, Columbia has no future.”

Bruce Murray: “We gotta start protecting our kids.”

 Randy Fletcher: “I don’t know who you got running that school, but it’s the wrong person in charge.”

Jackie Shive: “Please discipline these bullies.”
More information on September’s meeting can be found HERE and HERE.

Trashion Fashion Show at Arts at Hinkles October 30

The Arts at Hinkles is having a unique fashion show to benefit community art in Columbia. Participants are designing fashions made out of anything recycled or re-purposed. A “Best in Show” $100 prize will be awarded to the winning design of the night. All ages are welcome to this fun-filled evening! If you are interested in participating, there’s still a few spots left.

Call Vicki at 518-275-8299 for more information.

The Arts at Hinkles, 247 Locust St., Columbia, Pa
Sunday, October 30, 2016 7:00 p.m.
Tickets $15, at door & presold at Hinkles
Beverages & light food will be served.

Street Invasion Purge Meet draws crowd Saturday night

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The smell of burning rubber saturated the air around the AutoZone parking lot along Columbia Avenue as clouds of smoke drifted overhead. About 100 people with over three dozen vehicles, including cars, trucks, and bikes, converged on the lot Saturday night. The Street Invasion Purge Meet featured revving and burnouts, most in the nearby McDonald’s parking lot. Squealing tires and roaring engines dominated the night for over an hour as drivers were urged on by spectators who recorded the action with cellphones. At one point a female employee of McDonald’s approached the motorists and shouted at them to leave. Although the crowd was high-spirited, no fighting or vandalism occurred.

Shortly after 9 p.m., a line of vehicles abruptly left the lot in anticipation of police arriving. After the mass exodus, two police cruisers – one each from West Hempfield and Columbia – appeared after most of the participants had left.

This video was shot by Angel Rodriguez

This video was shot by Angel Rodriguez