At tonight’s Community Development Committee meeting, Cleon Berntheizel criticized “media” reporting about the requested $650,000 hotel grant.
Science Matters Friday, June 22, 10 a.m. in the Park School Gym
Lewis, Hyson Dametri – Possession With Intent To Deliver and 3 additional charges | Columbia Borough Police Department
13561-06-11-18
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Rotary Avenue and Commerce Street to become one-way, starting July 23
Three Columbia parks might get "facelifts"
Three of the six parks in Columbia Borough might get facelifts in the near future thanks to a study currently underway. Council voted unanimously last month in favor of undertaking a study of Makle Park, Rotary Park, and Janson Park in order to develop a comprehensive plan. The $67,000 study is being carried out by the landscape design firm Yost, Strodoski, and Mears (YSM) and will include initial surveys for each park.
On the June 14, 2018 Parks & Recreation agenda, a “kick-off” presentation by Ann Yost of YSM was listed. The presentation was to provide an overview of YSM’s plan and procedure for Rotary Park, Makle Park, and Janson Park.
Currently, the Borough of Columbia owns Makle Park and Rotary Park. Janson Park is run by a foundation affiliated with Holy Trinity Church.
Glatfelter Memorial Field, run by the Glatfelter Foundation.
Locust Street Park, owned by the Old Columbia Public Grounds Company but leased by the borough for a token fee to allow police to have enforcement powers in the park. The Grounds Company is responsible for park maintenance.
Columbia River Park, From the Columbia Borough website: “The Borough of Columbia, under a 99-year lease with the Old Columbia Public Grounds Company, is responsible along with the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission (PAF&BC) for the management and maintenance of an approximate four acre parcel known as Columbia River Park.”
2018 NATIONAL NIGHT OUT coming August 7 at Glatfelter's
https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/post/2018-national-night-out
Colonial Metals has closed, employees want answers, company keeps mum
“We would love it if the company were to let all of the employees know a way that we can get in contact with them, to make sure that they can transfer to other jobs,” Lancaster County Commissioner Josh Parsons said.
http://www.abc27.com/news/local/lancaster/colonial-metals-closing-employees-want-answers/1247325460
Man wins First Amendment Supreme Court case that protects citizens at public meetings
A South Florida man won a First Amendment victory at the Supreme Court on Monday in a case that could protect citizens from arrest for voicing their displeasure at elected officials during public meetings.
The court’s decision affects citizens who attend public meetings to vent and question the actions of elected officials.
The man kept speaking after a member of council warned him not to continue with the topic. He was arrested, but charges against him were ultimately dismissed and he then sued the city.
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/article213374049.html
If it's June, why are there mayflies? Amazing facts about the coming swarms
The Columbia Borough Police Department has announced that mayflies are starting to hatch along the Susquehanna River and when the insect swarms grow too heavy the department will be turning the street lights off on the Columbia-Wrightsville bridge over the river.
https://www.pennlive.com/wildaboutpa/2018/06/if_its_june_why_are_they_mayfl.html





























































































