It's not your TV. It's not your laptop. It's Comcast.
The company, one of the nation's largest operators of cable TV and residential internet services, said Friday afternoon it is dealing with a widespread outage.
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Friday, June 29, 2018
Comcast: Severed cable may be cause of nationwide internet, TV outage
Thursday, June 28, 2018
Tuesday, June 26, 2018
Seen today (6/26/18) - Damaged fence, Colonial Metals activity
Damaged fence post and two bent sections of fence along Heritage Drive -
(Note the scrape marks on the right section.)
Another view
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More activity at Colonial Metals: A worker behind the fence
Open garage door
Monday, June 25, 2018
Colonial Metals: Activity but no statement
Columbia Spy spotted these two gentlemen on Linden Street this morning. They entered the Colonial Metals building.
Their vehicle carried an Ohio license plate.
Minutes later, they left the building, accompanied by the man in the black tee shirt, and walked towards the employee parking lot. The Spy approached and asked if the company was going to make a statement. One of the men (shown above in the middle) said he doesn't work for the company.
They crossed the parking lot and entered the building near Third and Maple.
Columbia to get pizza restaurant/brew pub at old firehouse
At its June meeting, Columbia's Historical Architectural Review Board approved alterations to the building for changes to the existing garage door. Restaurant signage was also discussed.
The lease agreement for the property is with Toss Dough LLC, a Marietta-based limited-liability company organized last year by Stacey Vonstein. Shawn and Lisa Loucks are listed as owners.
According to real estate company Bennett Williams, the 1898 building has a total of 9,000 square feet, with a 3,000-foot 3-bedroom loft apartment on the second floor.
The building previously housed the Keystone Fire Company (formerly Keystone Hook & Ladder) until 2000, when it merged with the Vigilant and Shawnee Fire companies to form the Columbia Consolidated Fire Department, now defunct.
The firehouse as it appeared in bygone days
Columbia, Lancaster city tracts designated as qualified opportunity zones
The tracts — two in Columbia and four in Lancaster city — were recently designated as qualified opportunity zones.
The designation allows incentives for investors to develop assets in economically distressed communities by providing cuts on their capital gains tax after the assets are owned for a certain number of years.
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Sunday, June 24, 2018
About Town
This week's photos from around Columbia...
(Tap/click on each photo for a larger, sharper image.)
Officer Holly Oster on Sunday morning bike patrol...
...with a new, fully equipped bike.
And fully licensed -
Bike licenses can be obtained at the police station for a nominal charge.
Time for a little reading
Wiping the meters...
Wait...what?
Wiping the meters?!
New sheriff in town - well, a sheriff anyway
The K-9 car
Two out of three of these need to go.
Is anyone keeping track of our signage?
Speaking of signage, here's the Stump Avenue sign, possibly made from...a stump. What else?
Three churches
Parking project proceeds
Progress progresses at 208-210 Locust
Dungin' out
At K&A Event Planning & Party Rental LLC on the first block of North Fourth
Here's a parking enforcement officer, with a No Parking sign right between the eyes.
A look upriver, with atmospheric perspective that would be the envy of Lloyd Mifflin
There's Lloyd now, next to the historic society.
And there's the historic society, under the river.
Abandoned nest
Monarch on throne
Once again
The large number of mayflies supposedly indicates a healthy river, but you probably don't want to go swimming in it.
Close up
Parking for Right Coast Recording
Who?
Coming soon: Andy's Market on Ironville Pike
Tree fire!
Nah, just clouds in the background
Reputed to be the name behind Purple's Lane
Wild turkey - the bird, not the bourbon
Some young 'uns
Out for a walk with the kids
Off they go.
Battening down the hatches - or at least the tarp
It's always good to carry a few spares.
Sunday afternoon rainbow
Primary and secondary
A reader sent us this recent photo (and the next one) of a retention basin just off Cloverton Drive, which is not draining properly.
The problem is similar to that of other residents in that area, which Columbia Spy reported on HERE.
The borough needs to step up and own this and fix the problem for these taxpaying citizens.
Another reader sent us this photo of Concord Avenue. Wow!
The same reader also sent us this photo of the Old Town Hall at Third & Locust.
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