Bejeweled leaves
Columbia Market House Quarterly Report
Columbia Historic Market House Trust Quarterly Report –
Quarter 1, 2012
Part 1
Part 2 – Accounting Ledger & Attachments
And the New Market House Manager is . . .
Dave Rupp
according to a reliable source
who wishes to remain anonymous at this time.
who wishes to remain anonymous at this time.
Burn Ban Lifted But Not in Columbia
According to the Columbia Consolidated Fire Company website, the County Commissioners voted yesterday to lift the burn ban in Lancaster County. The ban had originally been planned to remain in effect until at least May 12 but was lifted early due to several days of rain.
It is still illegal to burn in Columbia Borough, however.
For more information, go here:
http://www.ccfd8-7.com/2012/05/burn-ban-lifted/
It is still illegal to burn in Columbia Borough, however.
For more information, go here:
http://www.ccfd8-7.com/2012/05/burn-ban-lifted/
Who is the Mysterious Stranger?
Margo realizes she is no longer alone
and finds herself gazing at a mysterious stranger
and he, in turn, is gazing back.
(I wonder if he’ll read that note on her back.)
(I wonder if he’ll read that note on her back.)
Who is he?
You can help decide.
Name the “new” mannequin.
You could win a Trin’s Beans gift certificate.
Name the “new” mannequin.
You could win a Trin’s Beans gift certificate.
What I Saw – Sunday, April 29, 2012
Yesterday afternoon, a car and a motorcycle collided at the westbound exit ramp from route 441 to route 30. The cyclist was taken to the hospital.
(Click on pics to enlarge.)
These two seemed to be taking no chances by
sticking with a slower – and safer – mode of transportation.
What I Saw – April 28, 2012 – Earth Day Celebration at Sahd's
Someone drank a lot of soda.
Buggy
Bag lady?
Brian and Josh performed spectacular feats
of illusion and prestidigitation.
Fourth Fridays Celebration – April 27, 2012
Mary Wickenheiser cuts the ribbon at the
the grand opening of Trin’s Beans.
And away we go . . . !
Margo – ready for spring
A strummer strums
Ben Ahlgrim and Jeremy Friedly of
Through the Fire Studios give a demo.
Their studio is housed in the
Susquehanna School for the Creative Arts (SCCA)
on Locust Street.
Through the Fire Studios give a demo.
Their studio is housed in the
Susquehanna School for the Creative Arts (SCCA)
on Locust Street.
Do not touch!
Refreshments at SCCA
A new arrival at the coffee shop
(There’s a “Name the Mannequin” contest.)
“Almost Willie” at borough hall
Rumors of a jam session at River Rat
Music Warehouse,
but where IS everyone?
Burning Bridge Antiques
Ab-salute Twirler
And another
Officer Bell and Todd Smith
Erik and friend
Jesse the computer guy and Chris Davis
SCCA – Susquehanna Center for the Creative Arts –
a happening place
Several semi-spiritual Todds try Trin’s.
Meanwhile, further down the street –
camera work
Columbia Spy 