Free Veterans Breakfast Monday, November 24
Light box signs at Columbia No. 1
Seen this morning: newly installed light box signs (one with a rotating display) at Columbia No.1 Fire Company
Alleged assault on 3rd Street this morning
Columbia Borough Police and other emergency personnel were called to the 200 block of North Third Street at Avenue F this morning. According to Lancaster County-Wide Communications, a female was transported by ambulance from the scene due to injuries sustained from an alleged assault.
New sign at Columbia No. 1
Seen tonight (Saturday, Nov. 22) at Columbia No. 1 Fire Company . . .
A “light box” sign on the side of the building
Something new has been added
Stone facing on the pillars at Columbia Plaza
Officer who works with Columbia Borough promoted to sergeant with Mount Joy police
Preps underway for Susquehanna Valley's 'Extraordinary Give'
The ‘Extra Give’ is a 24-hour online giving marathon and more than 300 charitable groups from across the Susquehanna Valley are the beneficiaries.
The new “GiveMobile” was outfitted on Wednesday and will travel to several spots on Friday. The mobile effort will allow even more people to make a donation and are set up with computers and Internet.
Columbia: 10-11:30 AM at Turkey Hill Experience, 301 Linden Street, Columbia, PA 17512
MORE:
http://m.wgal.com/news/preps-underway-for-susquehanna-valleys-extraordinary-give/29818492
MORE:
http://m.wgal.com/news/preps-underway-for-susquehanna-valleys-extraordinary-give/29818492
'Sis' Brown walked throughout Columbia, and rests there
What I saw recently
Some shots from around town over the past few days . . .
Work, work, work!
(Columbia Plaza)
“The Adventures of Dirty Dog“
Unleashed!
Unclean!
Unconcerned!
LASA checking our pipes
Wheeler dealer
Reminder from Laurel Hill Cemetery
Go home, Santa. You’re drunk!
Flashback Lancaster – Borough vs Water Company
The argument between Columbia Borough and the Columbia Water Company caused by a massive sinkhole went to court, the Dec. 5 New Era reported. The sinkhole, caused by a burst water main in 1985, damaged 11 homes in the 200 block of South Fourth Street, and did over $1.5 million in damages. A financial settlement between the water company and the homeowners had been reached in 1988.
Columbia Spy 