Saturday, March 10, 2018
Friday, March 9, 2018
Eisenberger, Larry R - Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance and Roadways Laned for Traffic | Manor Township Police Department
Larry R. Eisenberger, age 62, of the 300 block of Poplar Street, Columbia, PA was charged with Driving Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance and Roadways Laned for Traffic by Officer Patrick O'Rourke after Eisenberger was involved in a crash on Monday, February 12, 2018 at 0955 hours on Columbia Avenue at Eisenhower Boulevard.
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Man Charged with Dealing Cocaine, Marijuana after Raids in Lancaster County | Lancaster County District Attorney's Office
Waldo V. Shepard
The Lancaster County Drug Task Force searched an East Lampeter Township home, a store garage in Columbia, and two vehicles belonging to 46-year-old Waldo V. Shepard.
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Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Celebrate with Doc Hinkle's Egg Painting at Columbia Crossing March 18
Celebrate a tradition that goes back 125 years!
Sunday, March 18, 2018 1-3 PM
Doc Hinkle’s Egg Dye is 125 years old! Celebrate Columbia’s eggcellent history by decorating your eggs with Doc Hinkle’s egg dye. This tradition goes back to 1893 when Samuel Hinkle developed Doc Hinkle’s egg dye in his pharmacy here in Columbia. This traditional egg dye is painted on, rather than being dipped, allowing for each egg to be uniquely decorated and allows for more creative expression and fun!
Join us at Columbia Crossing to decorate 3 eggs for $2. All supplies, materials, snacks and drinks included.
Register by March 14 by calling 717-449-5607 or emailing info@columbiacrossing.org
Columbia Crossing River Trails Center 41 Walnut Street Columbia, PA
http://www.susquehannaheritage.org/event/doc-hinkles-egg-painting/
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Columbia man convicted of beating 62-year-old man; Charged accomplice remains at large
Shakim N. McIlwain and Randy Cornell Howard
A Columbia man has been convicted of the brutal beating of a 62-year-old man, according to the Lancaster County district attorney's office.
Shakim N. McIlwain, 23, was convicted recently of aggravated assault, conspiracy and other charges related to the Sept. 3 beating in the 600 block of Walnut Street, Columbia, according to the district attorney's office.
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Columbia Spy reported on this story last week HERE and HERE.
Monday, March 5, 2018
About Town
Pics from around Columbia over the past week...
Despite Wednesday's forecast, these tundra swans, illuminated by the late afternoon sun, tell us spring is right around the corner and down the street.
That pothole at the Columbia Plaza is getting worse. Is it the beginning of a sinkhole?
Moon emerging from clouds.
Moon atop a flagpole.
When you absotively posilutely have to get rid of the evidence.
Scarf bombing downtown.
Flock of seagulls.
Seagulls billowing from the roof of Columbia Crossing.
Here's one minus a foot.
Work bus on its way to or from work.
Patched pothole in Avenue H.
At the water's edge.
Down but not out.
Full throttle.
Have a seat at 3rd & Perry.
Your nemesis - and mine.
Land Bank Authority sign.
There it is at the infamous 208-210 Locust.
Ventilated door; that is, NO WINDOW.
Strong winds last week blew the siding off this house near the bottom of Locust Street.
No. Just no.
Strong winds toppled this tree along Ironville Pike.
More signs of spring bustin' through.
Evidence of scarf bombing on the 500 block of Locust.
The library held its Topping Off ceremony on Saturday.
Strong winds knocked over this sign along Route 441.
Also along 441: abandoned tires.
Speaking of tires, here's a few dozen along Bank Avenue.
They're sitting behind a mobile home there.
How many puns about tires are there?
How about "I'm tired of this."
Or, "Don't tread on me."
Still there:
Looks like feral cats and rats are having a feast next to the mobile home.
Quick-change artists.
Emergency personnel responded to a call for a water rescue but found only debris against a rock.
Watchers watched from the bridge.
Is this street-legal?
This is what you don't want to see coming at you. Fortunately, only the one on the left was. The one on the right was being towed.
Is this street-legal?
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