Lancaster City Police in Columbia for shooter incident

Lancaster City Police were at the 700 block of Chestnut Street Friday morning for reports of an active shooter.

               (Photos by Stephanie Weisser)

BREAKING NEWS: Active shooter in Columbia - stay indoors

BREAKING NEWS: ACTIVE SHOOTER IN COLUMBIA

DO NOT LEAVE YOUR HOUSE.

PRELIMINARY REPORTS FRIDAY MORNING:

SHOOTER REPORTEDLY SHOT AT POLICE.

600-900 BLOCKS BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND LOCUST ARE SHUT DOWN.

SERT TEAM ON SCENE.

National Night Out August 2

Woman clipped by motorcycle

Police and emergency personnel were dispatched to the 100 block of North Third Street at approximately 9:45 a.m. for a medical emergency. Sources tell the Spy that a female walked out in front of a motorcycle and was "clipped" but all involved declined medical treatment.

SCCA limited hours July 18 - Aug. 25

The Susquehanna Center for the Creative Arts will have limited hours July 18 - August 25 and is open by appointment only.

SCCA is following the European Model for this time of the year and will reopen Friday, August 26 at 5 p.m. for Katy Winter's solo show in the main gallery.

Milt Friedly Show at North Museum August 5

Milt Friedly, Co-Owner, Curator and Director of the Susquehanna Center for the Creative Arts will show his Printmaking at the North Museum, Lancaster, PA.

Milt Friedly received his BFA from Arizona State University in Ceramics and Printmaking and his MFA from the University of Wyoming in Printmaking and Sculpture. He has been showing professionally since 1980. His work has been included in exhibitions regionally, nationally and internationally. His work has been commissioned for public and private art collections. His work is very diverse in media and approach and recently makes commentary on consumption and the human condition.

He is Professor of Art at Elizabethtown College where he has been teaching since 1987.

Columbia Borough Council fills 2 vacancies; no Democrats serve

John Novak and Fran FitzGerald were selected to replace Mary Barninger and Barry Ford. Both terms began July 11 and end the first Monday in 2018.
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