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  JOE LINTNER | COLUMBIA SPY  Farhat Excavating began knocking down the house at 700 Franklin Street this morning. Next, they'll take down the remaining structures at 1020 Manor Street as part of the project at the former McGinness airfield. Farhat submitted the low bid of $52,780 for the demolition.

Switzenberg James Edward, Herold Erika conveyed 1059 Cloverton Drive to Johnson Iainne Vivienne Devlin for $200,000. Susan M. Wickenheiser conveyed 1200 Franklin St. to Susan M. Wickenheiser for $1. Abdelmesseh Amir, George Amir conveyed 909 Spruce St. to Karmas Limited Liability Co. for $1. Han James J, Han Jae Yun conveyed 327 S. Third St. to Cramers Inc. for $158,000. Valley View Capital LLC conveyed 100 Cedar St. to Burgos Abimael Jimenez, Irizarry Chelyann K. Perez for $200,000. Chilcote Kaely, Chilcote Kelly conveyed 1000 Grinnell Ave. to Stephanie Redcay for $286,000.

  This week's photos of Columbia   Click on photos to see larger, sharper images.  On Saturday, hundreds participated in the "Good Trouble Marches On" march on the Veterans Memorial Bridge.  More photos of the march appear at the end of this post. Recent heavy rains and flooding left some scenes of devastation - and some scenes of beauty.  ***************** A couple relaxed at the State Theatre Vintage Emporium on Saturday. These placards have appeared at River Park recently.  A skeleton looking cool and patriotic on Manor Street Farhat has arrived.  They left their equipment in advance of demolishing the house at 700 Franklin Street and structures at 1020 Manor. The work is scheduled to begin on Monday, July 21, as one of the next steps in the McGinness Innovation Park project.  The work will continue over the next week. Here's one last look at the house. The borough paid $229,900 to purchase it and $52,780 to demolish it. ***************** Tract...