COLUMBIA: District Judge Robert Herman on Friday dismissed all charges against Lance M. Jones, 37, of 225 S. Fourth St., Columbia, related to a March 10 domestic dispute at his home, a judge’s spokeswoman said. Borough police had charged him with aggravated assault, simple assault, and terroristic threats.
Author: SPY
What I Saw – March 28, 2014
Milling art, not flour, on Mill Creek – The Scribbler
The second part of this article gives a list of “firsts” for the Veterans Memorial Bridge.
35th Anniversary of the 1979 nuclear accident at Three Mile Island
Where were you?
Finally being fixed?
Wednesday at 855 Chestnut
Hiking grandmother from Columbia forced off Appalachian Trail
The hiking grandmother from Columbia who wanted to raise money for impoverished African villages by hiking the length of the Appalachian Trail is off the famed pathway after three days of hiking.
Brenda Petroski, 60, cited “some sickness and just plain fatigue,” in her Appalachian Trail journal posting on Monday.
Columbia bridge rumor laid to rest
No body is buried in the concrete of the old Columbia bridge.
A long-time rumor is false that a worker died and was embedded in concrete as it was poured to create the Route 462 bridge across the Susquehanna River.
What I saw recently
Congrats, Columbia!
NO ParKing
the blocks say.
“Wood” you look at that?
Part of the clockworks to the clock tower at the National Watch & Clock Museum
Also seen at NAWCC: vehicles from all over . . .
On Sunday, a vehicle dueled with a pillar at the Wells Fargo building. The big bank won, as they always do, and the vehicle limped away, battered and broken, leaving a trail of defeat.




















