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About Town 11/22/2020

 This week’s photos of Columbia


A window watcher at Third Street Vintage

As well as a bird waiting to be fed –
Waiting and waiting and waiting

A helping hand is always welcome.

Another haircut crisis may be coming during the second wave of COVID.

Blunder thou further towards the season.

What are the charges?
The saga continues.
Long vehicles blocking intersections:

Onward and downward!

For those who want to sit back while they pedal.
A new mausoleum arrived at the Holy Trinity Cemetery this week:

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Tis the season
More of the Market House:

See what $2 million+ can buy.
Take a good look.
You’re paying for it.
A political message at a taxpayer-funded project.
This has gotta be a NO-NO.

Looks like that sign on the blacktop worked.

Still there –
Year after year after year
Big boat complete with solar panel
Meanwhile, down at Floyd’s

Wednesday's COVID-19 update: Lancaster County sees 250 new positive COVID-19 tests over 24 hours

Pennsylvania has broken another record for positive COVID-19 cases with another 6,339 residents testing positive for the virus, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

The additional cases brings the state's overall total to 281,852 cases.

Of the 6,339 positive cases reported, 250 were from Lancaster County, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The county's total case count is now 12,853.

MORE:

https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/wednesdays-covid-19-update-lancaster-county-sees-250-new-positive-covid-19-tests-over-24/article_0fb48a46-29d2-11eb-abca-db5ba76b84f6.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share 

Pa. health secretary expands mask order, urges hospitals to prepare for surge in COVID-19 cases – pennlive.com

Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine said she is expanding the state’s order on wearing masks to cover all outdoor and indoor areas.

In a news conference Tuesday, Levine said the mask order requires wearing face coverings at schools, stores, businesses, gyms, doctors offices, public transportation and anywhere food is packaged or served. Essentially, the order calls for wearing masks when leaving your household.

MORE:

https://www.pennlive.com/news/2020/11/pa-health-secretary-expands-mask-order-urges-hospitals-to-prepare-for-surge-in-covid-19-cases.html 

DEEDS RECORDED FOR COLUMBIA BOROUGH – NOV. 16

Sharon Ho Pei Pei conveyed property on Third Street to Cash Flo LLC for $80,100.

The estate of Mary Elizabeth Minnick, the estate of Mary L. Minnick, the estate of Mary E. Minnich and the estate of Mary E. Minnick conveyed property on Concord Lane to Stonewood Homes LLC for $43,000.

John W. Crawford III conveyed 121 S. Eighth St. to John B. Germer for $1.

Kevin E. McMullen conveyed 353 Poplar St. to Cory Eby for $154,000.

Donald L. Hanes conveyed 529 Union St. to Timothy J. Merrill for $95,000.

Douglas G. Sigman and Donald M. Sigman conveyed property on Avenue G to Rookie Properties LLC for $175,810.

Joan Myers conveyed property on a public road to Joan Myers and Louvonne Kay Kline for $1.

Tabitha A. Sinopoli conveyed 41 Bethel St. to Adam C. Greenya for $65,550.

Zachary R. Rineer and Kimberly M. Rineer conveyed 951 Chestnut St. to Andrew Myers and Morgan Bright for $240,000.

Todd M. Lightcap Jr. and Meredith L. Lightcap conveyed 345 Walnut St. to Destiny Anna Lightcap and Todd Michael Lightcap Sr. for $119,900.

Timothy B. Funk conveyed property on Blunston Street to Dumkopf LLC for $500,000.

Vivak J. Patel conveyed property on Plane Street to Erta K. Jones and Annette C. Gerrick for $153,000.