COLUMBIA SPY

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Tomorrow [11/30/23] will be Roses deli and more last day of operation. Due to some things I can’t talk about here on Facebook we will close our doors and say thank you to all of our wonderful customers and friends we’ve met along the way. It definitely has been a great ride and I’m so thankful for everyone who has help my dream come true. God has blessed me with wonderful friends and family like no other.

https://www.nps.gov/articles/susq_winter_susquehannock_tribe.htm  

 

https://www.abc27.com/local-news/lancaster/lancaster-county-duo-arrested-after-multiple-convenience-store-robberies/   Michael Allen Brown Emily Ann Brown

  The meeting packet is  HERE .

Columbia Borough conveyed property on a public road to Columbia Borough for $1. Columbia Borough conveyed property on a public road to Columbia Borough for $1. Ronald W. Fritz Jr, Michelle M. Fritz and Edwin P. Daughenbaugh Jr. conveyed 635 Walnut St. to Kevin Tyndall for $229,000. Janice A. Simmons and Annabelle Auer conveyed 1006 Central Ave. to Annabelle Auer for $1. Susque River Apartments LLC and Eli K. Lapp conveyed property on a public road to Glacier Estate LLC for $330,000. The estate of Robert L. Patterson conveyed 636 Walnut St. to Nabilco Management LLC for $141,000. Taamar Herbert conveyed property on a public road to Montana R. Miller and Erin Miller for $245,000.

This week's photos of Columbia (Click/tap on photos to see larger, sharper images.) Gloria in Excelsis Deo Letting Grandfather out for some air The 100 block of Walnut Street Guard-pigeon on duty Autumn sunsets ***************** They'll do it every time Curious cat Lights and flags Cat and friend A man running with his flags There he goes! Free shoes Tree-lined walkway Tree-lined driveway JLG at rest New sign at Locust Street Park Meanwhile, at Laurel Hill . . . Signs of the season . . .  ****************** Holiday travelers? Autumn colors Roundtop, reflecting again 8 new plaques at Zion Hill Cemetery Close-ups of the plaques are  HERE . Next Attraction: State Theatre Vintage Emporium Coming in February Well-worn On the bridge On the river Giant snail sighting? Merry Grinchmas!

Columbia High School , 901 Ironville Pike, Columbia, Nov. 14. Pass . Raw shell eggs stored above cheese in the walk-in cooler. Rocky's BBQ , 28 N. Third St., Columbia, follow-up, Nov. 14. Pass . No violations. Smith's Hotel , 1030 Lancaster Ave., Columbia, Nov. 14. Pass . Boxes of cheese and bags of bread stored directly on the floor in the walk-in freezer, rather than 6 inches off of the floor as required. Wafer steaks thawing at room temperature on the table in the basement, which is not an approved thawing method. Mold growing on the dispensing part of the slushie machine. A pink residue on the deflector of the ice maker. Toilet Room door off of the food preparation area, was open and not kept closed as required. A working container of dish detergent and a can of Lubriquik was being stored on a bottom shelf of a table with food equipment. A large container of hand-gel cleaner stored on a shelf with drinking cups in the basement. V & G Sabor Boricua , 438 1/2 Locust St., ...

"We are a small ministry, but we do a lot," said pastor Robert Middleton of Jeremiah's Cupboard. He's not kidding. The Columbia nonprofit regularly offers free meals to the community, and it will serve a free holiday dinner on Saturday, Dec. 23, from noon to 6 p.m. in the social hall behind Salem United Church of Christ, 324 Walnut St. MORE: https://townlively.com/jeremiahs-cupboard-dishes-up-love/  

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