A Columbia man was the victim of a strong-armed robbery in Columbia Borough recently.
Go here for more info:
http://www.lancasterpolice.com/news/general/crime-stoppers-12-41-columbia-borough-robbery/
Preparing for the Storm
That’s not exactly how to do it.
By the way, all public schools in Lancaster County will be closed on Monday and Tuesday.
Go HERE for more information.
Weather Alert for Monday, October 29, 2012
A Special Meeting of Columbia Borough Council will be held on Monday, October 29, 2012 at 6:30 p.m. in the Borough Municipal Building, 308 Locust St., Columbia, PA to discuss/take action regarding the management of the Columbia Historic Market House and any other necessary Borough Business.
The forecast is for scattered BS with a high probability of flip flops and vanishing credibility.
Fourth Fridays October Event
Fourth Fridays in Columbia
~Sponsored by the Artistic River Towns Alliance. A Non Profit organization for the Advancement of the Arts & Culture in Columbia, Marietta and Wrightsville Pennsylvania~
Fourth Fridays in Columbia continues with our next event taking place on
Friday October 26th, beginning at 5pm.
We Invite You to Spend an Evening in Columbia, Pennsylvania
Plan to make an evening of it this Friday in uptown and downtown Columbia. Our galleries, specialty shops & eateries await your visit.
***A Spotlight on Our Galleries for the Evening***
Garth Gallery located at 22 South 2nd Street Columbia
Jonal Gallery located at 653 Locust Street Columbia
Sunshine Corner Gallery located at 260 North Third Street Columbia
Susquehanna Center for the Creative Arts located at 452 Locust Street Columbia
The Gallery on Locust located at 262 Locust Street Columbia
The Gallery at Trines Beans located at 438 Locust Street Columbia
Mardi Gras Parade
Inkmen V at Weavings, INK Art Gallery
Parents of Andrew Moyer, Jr. Charged with Homicide
Go HERE for more information.
More on Last Night's Meeting
Another observation about last night's borough council meeting.
Go here:
http://sharonabouttown.blogspot.com/2012/10/wow-what-meeting-last-night-bit-like.html
Council Votes to Disband the Trust
After months of controversy surrounding the Columbia Market House, Columbia Borough Council voted 5-2 tonight to disband the Columbia Historic Market House Trust, effective immediately.
After input from citizens and sometimes heated discussion among Council members, Councilman Barry Ford introduced a motion to disband the Trust, which was seconded by Councilwoman Renae Sears.
Those in favor of the motion:
Barry Ford
Renae Sears
Mike Beury
Mary Wickenheiser
Jim Smith
Opposed:
Mary Barninger
Kelly Murphy
Rally at Borough Office
A rally was held on Monday, October 22nd, at 5 p.m. in front of the Borough Office, 308 Locust Street, in support of Carmen Swinehart and Keagy’s Produce and to protest the actions of the Market House Trust.
Carmen Swinehart was fired from her position as Market House manager several months ago amid controversy, and Keagy’s Produce was recently evicted, allegedly without just cause and in a discriminatory manner.
Rally participants then attended the Committee of the Whole meeting at the Borough Office at 6 p.m., at which time the Columbia Borough Council voted to disband the Columbia Historic Market House Trust.
Carmen Swinehart
Merv Keagy of Keagy’s Produce
Columbia Spy 