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First Day of Spring - Monday, March 20, 2023
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About Town - March 19, 2023
Recent photos of Columbia
(Click/tap on photos to see larger, sharper images.)
A few bridge lights
Down at Bootleg Antiques
Another look at Bootleg
Row homes on North 2nd
York County Sheriff in town
Fenced in, checking the water company project
Geese preparing to embark and leaving a few souvenirs behind
Patriotic flags, but the one on the end is a slacker.
Down at Borough Hall
The Lancaster Avenue horror show continues.
It looks like a long fishing pole but isn't.
Sinking fast
Synchronized
Ghost graffiti on the side of the bridge
The mystery of the bridge numbers
USGS was checking our water on Thursday.
They lowered this fish-looking thing from the bridge to obtain a sample.
Down it goes.
The other end of Heritage Drive
Someone didn't secure the breaker box on Commerce Street.
E-bike: Isn't that cheating?
Mike McKonly offered the use of this sign to the borough.
There's a lot of history to this building, but what's that missing patch about?
Smile, just don't walk the streets after dark.
Banner of a proud US Navy veteran
PA State Senator Ryan Aument appeared at Tuesday's Columbia Borough Council meeting to talk about bipartisanship (now that Democrats control the House) and extend a hand to council and constituents.
Yes, its been extremely windy lately.
Commemorative bricks at the bridge plaza
Barrel of a cannon pointing at Wrightsville
(Why? What did Wrightsville do?)
Work truck on South 2nd
Who knew you could become a contractor for reliability?
A little further down the Street, at Avenue I:
Where are the ADA ramps?
There aren't any on the other side of the street, either.
But at least we get this nice shadow.
Further down on 2nd, at Avenue J: No ramps there either.
Clean up ur dog sh*t!
One of Columbia's many antique shops.
Federal Metal Co. Plans $18M Facility in Arkansas after acquiring Columbia's SA Alloys
The expansion to Arkansas comes after Federal Metal acquired SA Alloys of Columbia, Pennsylvania last fall. The deal grew its workforce to more than 160 and increased its number of furnaces to 11.
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