The Roundtop Mansion w/sauna, hot tub, indoor pool – Castles for Rent in Wrightsville, Pennsylvania, United States – Airbnb

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Restaurant Inspections – Columbia Borough – January 19, 2024

Burger King No. 2605, 531 N. Third St., Columbia, Jan. 11. Pass. Food employee preparing food not wearing a beard cover. Cheese was held at 47 F in the small cooling unit near the office rather than 41 F or below as required. The ambient temperature of this unit is 62 F; temperature-control-for-safety foods are not permitted to be stored in this unit until it maintains a cold-holding temperature of 41 F or colder. Ice in the hand-wash sink near the drive-thru indicates uses other than hand-washing. Food facility does not provide lockers or storage for food employee personal clothing and possessions. Employee personal belongings (jackets, coats, purses, backpacks) hanging from racks and placed on racks with food for the business rather than in a designated area.

State Farm Bill grants benefit agricultural programs for local students

Edible Classroom, $7,452

The Manor Township-based nonprofit will expand its work in Lancaster County schools, supporting two new community gardens at Hamilton Elementary in the School District of Lancaster and the Hill Campus in the Columbia Borough School District. Edible Classroom works with its partner schools to plant and maintain gardens and also helps facilitate outdoor lessons in which students learn about topics like organic pest management and taste their freshly grown produce.

https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/state-farm-bill-grants-benefit-agricultural-programs-for-local-students/article_99281f5c-b57c-11ee-b411-e743a9bf2e57.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share

More snow on the way? 2-4 inches possible Friday

A Columbia Borough employee applies brine to borough streets Thursday in anticipation of Friday’s snowfall.

According to WGAL:

  • Tonight, lows will fall to 26 degrees.
  • On Friday, light snow will develop from west to east between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m.
  • The snow will immediately stick to the roads.
  • Expect a slow Friday morning commute.
  • Steady, light snow will continue through Friday afternoon, before tapering from west to east by evening.
  • The Friday evening commute could be worse than the morning.
  • Snow looks like it will wind down between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
  • How much snow is expected Friday?
  • The snow will be widespread across the Susquehanna Valley, with totals ranging from 2-4 inches of fluffy snow.

NOTICE: You have 24 hours to clear your sidewalk after the snow stops

An industrious resident used the recent snowfall to make this snowman (snow woman?) on South 3rd Street.

Columbia Borough PA NOTICE: Please remember to clear the sidewalk adjacent to your property 24 hours after the snow stops. If you live on a corner property, please clear the ramp(s) as well.

[Source: textmygov]