Recent photos of Columbia
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Artists fanned out in the downtown on Saturday for the Columbia Quick Draw event.
Here are a few of the finished pieces:
Attendees congregated at the side of the Columbia Market House to view the paintings.
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Brad Chambers, Democratic candidate for Columbia Borough Council, was at the Market House on Saturday.
So was this man, who operates a stand there.
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Blooms on a trunk
Services were held at the Buddhist Temple Thursday morning.
The 1000 block of Barber Street was closed all day on Friday, even though the Borough's TextMyGov app said it would be opened at 1:35 p.m. The app also stated that Barber, from Plane to South 10th, would be closed that afternoon, but it was actually open at that time. Some council members touted the app at recent meetings.
What looks like a line of Czech hedgehogs is actually part of the diversion structure at the Columbia Water Company's water intake project.
At the Toll Booth
Tollbooth Antiques, that is
According to this ghost sign, the Tollbooth building was formerly the Myers Machine Tool Corporation.
This cat saw something . . . up there.
Was it these military helicopters?
This one was flying low.
Here are some bricks looking like some sort of abstract painting
Shane Kinser designed and built this used flag deposit box for his Eagle Scout project a few years ago, as Columbia Spy reported HERE.
Lila says "Good morning."
This grackle posed for the paparazzi but not without complaint.
This bunny is still hanging around, even though Easter is over.
This guy was doing surveying work on the 300 block of Locust Street the other day.
Crow atop the Elks, showing his left claws, for some reason.
New window painting at Fragments of the Past on the 300 block of Walnut
Fancy keystone on Walnut Street
Here's evidence that kids don't just play video games but sometimes go "old school" with their playtime activities.
Here's an ominous looking thunderhead from Saturday afternoon.
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