The Borough will be selecting five individuals with experience and training on matters pertaining to property maintenance (i.e., General Contractors, HVAC Technicians, Electricians, Plumbers, Historic Renovation Specialists, Property Managers, or Landlords) to fill vacancies within the Columbia Borough Board of Review and Appeals.
RETAIL THEFT – 800 Block of Lancaster Avenue | Columbia Borough Police Department
On 8/13/18 at approximately 8:47pm the Columbia Borough Police Department was dispatched to the 800 Block of Lancaster Avenue for a theft that had just occurred. The caller stated that a black, heavy-set female wearing a black shirt, jean shorts, a scarf around her head, and large hoop earrings grabbed a tobacco product and ran. Anyone with information regarding this theft or the identity of the females in the pictures should contact the Columbia Borough Police Department at 717-684-7735 or text LANCS to 847411. Note: All parties are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Monday, August 13, 2018
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THEFT OF PACKAGE | Columbia Borough Police Department
Saturday, August 18, 2018
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OVERDOSE – 100 Block of South Ninth Street | Columbia Borough Police Department
On 8/14/18 at approximately 5:10pm the Columbia Borough Police Department responded to the 100 Block of South Ninth Street for a reported unconscious person. Upon arrival the Officer found a 24 year old Female Columbia Resident unconscious. Narcan was administered and the female was transported to a local hospital.
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
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Columbia woman arrested by Manheim Township Police for disorderly conduct
Disorderly Conduct Arrest, 12:47 p.m., Thursday, July 26, 2018, 1416 Lititz Pike – Firestone (MT) – Paige Mary Miller, F/20, of Columbia, PA, was charged with the above offense after she entered the store and caused a disturbance. Miller was observed yelling and swearing. Miller was ordered to stop yelling and continued; she was arrested. While being escorted to the police vehicle, she continued to scream and kicked the patrol vehicle door. A criminal complaint was filed.
MEDIA CONTACT: Sergeant Michael T. Piacentino, W: 717-569-6401 Ext: 1583, C: 717-340-2130, piacentm@police.co.lancaster.pa.us
Sunday, August 19, 2018
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Fat Cat Fishing Tournament CANCELED
The Directors have decided to cancel the upcoming fishing tournament “Catch the Fat Cat” on Saturday, August 25th from 3 PM – 12 AM in the Columbia River Park. This is due to the uncertainty of water flow, weather and possible contaminants in the Susquehanna River. Safety of all boaters and shore fisherman is our priority for a successful tournament.
We thank you for your support and hope to have a successful event in 2019.
About Town
The sign at River Park states that this parking area is for vehicles with trailers only. Just look at all those vehicles with trailers NOT PARKED THERE…
Last week at the library: reptiles and a dedication
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Melanie Cruz-Bernard sang the National Anthem. She is shown here flanked by Lancaster County Commissioner Craig Lehman (left), PA Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera, and Lancaster County Commissioner Joshua Parsons.
Pioneer Girls led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Several dozen attended the dedication.
Pedro Rivera offered remarks…
as did Ed Wickenheiser…
Mayor Leo Lutz…
Craig Lehman…
and Representative Stan Saylor…
as attendees listened.
Speakers offered remarks from the gazebo.
Pioneer Girls watched and listened from the sidewalk.
Pedro Rivera spoke with some of them after the ceremony.
CPL Board President Jeanette Shirk and Board Treasurer Gregg Dubbs cut the ribbon.
Guests toured the renovated library afterwards.
Guests got to see new computers…
new furniture…
a bust of Columbia poet and painter Lloyd Mifflin…
and lots of books.
Lisa Greybill, the library’s executive director, was pleased with the renovations.
The director’s new office space…
and a view of the outside.
The basement held more shelves…
and a reading/meeting area.




























































































































