Good catch. He got it right the first time, though.
Anonymous said…
a big sigh of relief and thank you to Chief Brommer and all the police who worked on this round the clock...thank you. people still be aware and keep doors locked, just to be cautious.
Agreed. The police have been working hard on this and deserve our thanks. I hear there might be more arrests coming.
Anonymous said…
concerned residents-note: boro council mtg is mon dec 10 at 7 pm. it's time to attend and ask questions about services supposedly daily and those services not being performed... they hired another management position (announced at last council mtg, hiring an SEO - sewer enforcement officer for 60 properties out of more than 10, 400 - WHY ????????? they got something up their sleeve) personally, i as a taxpayer can come up with a whole lot of ways to spend that $ 45, 000.00 - first one being - FIX THE ROADS !!!! THEY'RE DESTROYING OUR VEHICLES....instead of hiring general labor for highway or wastewater depts. who are both short handed.WE are the ones who pay the bills....
Anonymous said…
i agree there are many other better uses for our hard earned money....and wasting it o an SEO is ridiculous.
Anonymous said…
yeah i read that in the paper too and thought-why in the world would they hire a SEO (sewer enforcement officer) for 60 units. there are more than 10,400 residents in this Boro and this is a blatant waste of our hard earned taxpaying monies. WHY???
Anonymous said…
maybe some residents oughta show up at the boro council mtg on monday dec 10 at 7:00 and ask questions.....especially ANYONE WHO HAS A SEWER IN GROUND TANK...it's cheap enough to pay any qualified SEO, there's NO need for one in this Boro..... the spending is out of control...excuse is given that its grant money-well guess what-THE MAJORITY OF GRANT MONEY MUST BE MATCHED - do you know what that means???? that means that we, as taxpayers are paying for all this crap that we DON"T want or need or can afford. namely River Park for one. which has costs us taxpayers MILLIONS OF DOLLARS....YES THAT'S RIGHT - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Chris Vera [Columbia Spy file photo] The following information is excerpted from a December 6, 2025 LNP Watchdog article by LNP | LancasterOnline reporter Jade Campos. Still reeling from an abrupt firing from his role as head of the Columbia Market House in March, Chris Vera was surprised to get a letter in the mail from a Columbia Borough attorney two weeks later telling him he was banned indefinitely from borough property. The letter gave no reason for the ban. Nine months later, Vera, who has served as president of the Columbia Historic Preservation Society for more than a decade and has helped with the borough’s comprehensive plan, is still banned from borough property. He believes the ban includes borough parks, which is part of the reason he moved his annual Albatwitch Day festival, which celebrates the myth of a local cryptid, to Wrightsville. Vera said he’s not sure why the borough went to such lengths to keep him away from public spaces given his termination from the borough s...
NATHAN WILLISON | LNP Staff Writer An East Donegal Township man is facing criminal charges after police say he struck a 13-year-old with his truck and fled the scene last month. Derek Scott Mohr, 28, is charged with causing an accident involving death or injury without a license, failing to stop to render aid, driving at an unsafe speed and related charges. Mohr had been driving a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado through Chestnut Street in Columbia around 8 p.m. March 20 when he struck a 13-year-old boy riding a motorized scooter and continued driving, according to charging documents filed by police. When police arrived, they found the boy with a broken leg and a cut to his forehead. His scooter was lying nearby, its handlebars completely snapped off. Another teenager who witnessed what happened described the truck to police and said that the driver made no attempt to stop after striking the boy. Surveillance footage collected from the area shows the truck striking the b...
GUEST COMMENTARY [Name withheld by request out of fear of retaliation] For two decades, Leo Lutz has occupied the mayor's office in Columbia, and his supporters are quick to credit him with every positive development in our borough, but leadership is a two-way street. If Mayor Lutz is going to accept praise for Columbia's successes, many of which, frankly, he had little direct involvement in, then he must also be held accountable for our failures. The facts paint a troubling picture. Despite the mayor's repeated assurances that our streets are safe, we've witnessed a disturbing rise in assaults, shootings, and vandalism. His promises have fallen by the wayside: the foot patrol we were promised never materialized, nor did the bike patrol that was supposed to increase our sense of security. Fiscally, the situation is equally dire. Taxes have increased at least twice during Mayor Lutz's tenure, yet the borough now finds itself millions of dollars in debt. This isn...
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the spending is out of control...excuse is given that its grant money-well guess what-THE MAJORITY OF GRANT MONEY MUST BE MATCHED - do you know what that means???? that means that we, as taxpayers are paying for all this crap that we DON"T want or need or can afford. namely River Park for one. which has costs us taxpayers MILLIONS OF DOLLARS....YES THAT'S RIGHT - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.