An angel at the rear of Tollbooth Antiques miraculously survived the heat from last night’s blaze.
Firefighters from multiple departments spent hours battling the immense blaze at Tollbooth Antiques last night. Fire officials and police were on-site this morning to assess the damage.
Sources indicate that the primary structure suffered extensive damage and will need to be demolished. The building is insured, but vendors were not covered under the insurance. No injuries were reported.
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The estate of Mary Lou Gentzler conveyed 21 N. 13th St. to David T. Mountz and Deborah J. Mountz for $342,901.
Philip R. Haberstroh and Anne R. Haberstroh conveyed 543 Chestnut St. to Thomas Carroll and Rachel Knighton for $1.
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The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Department, Lancaster County Probation and Parole, and the Columbia Borough Police Department conducted a Borough-wide warrant detail on July 9th. Approximately 30 Officers and Deputies checked residences of known offenders and persons having outstanding warrants. Some offenders turned themselves in at the Columbia Police Department. Twelve arrests were made for various offenses to include Simple Assault, Strangulation, Resisting Arrest, Parole Violations and various other offenses. Six of the individuals arrested were committed to Lancaster County Prison. The Columbia Borough Police Department is appreciative to our County Law Enforcement partners for the ongoing support.
[Sourced via CRIMEWATCH®: https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/post/law-enforcement-conducts-boroughwide-warrant-sweep?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0HtdC_w_0HqbF1r3DQAPq-2nrIKIeiLVb7YoD1d7Ize9H5eJWWXgahCSg_aem_ENqQhrFoW7rg6ew2Hy5i6Q]
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A large digital billboard was installed near the site of the former visitors center at 445 Linden Street. Columbia Borough Council voted last December to amend its off-premise signs ordinance to allow the billboard to be installed. PennDOT also approved the installation.
Joseph from Rich Hardin Construction worked on the project.
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New parking space lines on the 400 block of Cherry
Seen at Laurel Hill
Sunset
Breezy evening
Growing together
Always bring your backhoe with you.
July 4th leftover
The mayfly – Columbia’s mascot?
Cicada killer
They generally avoid humans, and who can blame them?
Here’s what they eat.
Spielberg-esque clouds
(Are the aliens coming?)
New boat trailer parking space?
Here’s the plate.
Somebody missing a bike?
(River Park)
An anorexic devil standing proud at Columbia Curiosities
There he is again.
A couple of guys drilling a hole in South 4th Street
Hey, there’s the trolley!
Going to where they’re biting
A good boy cooling off in the river
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Artist’s rendition of the finished project
[Oaktree Outdoor Advertising, L.P.]
A large digital billboard is currently being installed near the site of the former visitors center at 445 Linden Street. Columbia Borough Council voted last December to amend its off-premise signs ordinance to allow the billboard to be installed.
Video: Howard Stevens
Photo: Howard Stevens
Photo: Liane Laskoske
Jake Graham
Jake Graham was appointed as interim borough manager for Columbia Borough in a unanimous vote by council at its Tuesday night meeting. Graham steps into a position left vacant by former borough manager Mark Stivers’ recent resignation. In addition to his new responsibilities, Graham will continue to serve as the public works manager until a permanent borough manager is selected. To aid in this search, council has hired headhunter Scott Fiore from TriStarr for $15,000 to find and recruit qualified candidates for the position.
Officers converge on a house on South 6th Street this morning during a borough-wide warrant sweep.
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