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EAST COCALICO SUPERVISORS AGREE TO TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE FROM DIETZ'S CAFE IN COLUMBIA TO REDNER'S IN REAMSTOWN

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When: East Cocalico Township supervisors meeting, Jan. 21. What happened: The Redner's Quick Shoppe convenience store on Route 272 in Reamstown soon will be adding a beer and wine cafe. The supervisors unanimously agreed to a transfer of a liquor license from Dietz's Cafe in Columbia to the Redner's store at 1304 N. Reading Road. Background: Jason Hopp, vice president and general counsel for Redner's, said the company has just spent $1.3 million to upgrade the store. Even though the cafe can seat up to 30 people, he said customers are limited to consuming one beer while in the store. Also, under the law, the cafe will be permitted to sell each customer a maximum 192 ounces of beer, equivalent of a 15-pack, and 3,000 millilters of wine, the equivalent of four traditional-sized bottles. Quotable: "We do not treat these premises as a regular tavern or bar," Hopp said. https://lancasteronline.com/news/regional/east-cocalico-approves-beer-and-wine-cafe-at-redner-s-...

DEEDS RECORDED - COLUMBIA BOROUGH - MARCH 29, 2021

Patricia A. Ulrich and Kira Silvanus conveyed 206 South Sixth St. to Washe Ivan Osango for $154,900. John A. Beiler and Sadie Z. Beiler conveyed 263 Walnut St. to Omar Miller for $270,000. Randy L. Adams conveyed 122 South Second St. to Michael R. Adams for $1. Justin M. Ortleib conveyed 209 Pheasant Drive to Sally A. Bowles for $233,100. Donna J. Williams conveyed 28 South Third St. to David W. Bearden and Debra M. Bearden for $182,000.

About Town - March 28, 2021

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This week's photos of Columbia (Click on photos to see larger, sharper images.)  Watercolor in progress at Columbia River Park Over at Rail Mechanical, there's activity in the railyard. A few adjustments are being made. Using a big tool for a big job Here are some train cars hiding beside the alley. (Avenue X) Which car? Every car! Nice stash Holding together - barely (Avenue X) Storage building in Avenue X The beauty of rust (Avenue X) Still booked up (Avenue X) Front entrance, nicely done (258 North 3rd Street) Pedal cars at Kelman & Swartz at North 3rd & Poplar Columbia Spy gave a sneak preview of the business  HERE Rusty bells on Bank Avenue Ghost sign Another ghost sign Yet another ghost sign (North 3rd) Datestone with pretzels on North 3rd Vehicle accident on North 5th The damage done Victory Church The Chief Cornerstone at Victory Church Striking a pose at Columbia Crossing The first check-in at the Chip Factory Hotel How long will he stay? The "COLA buildi...

Food Box Giveaway happening April 10 at Glatfelter's

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