MORE TO COME . . .
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Columbia Kettle Works brewery opens in Columbia
Columbia Kettle Works, a craft micro-brewery, has opened in Columbia at 40 N. Third St.
The brewpub occupies 7,500 square feet of space on the first floor of the former United Telephone Co. building.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Columbia resident: “We’re not making shoo-fly pie with [flies]."
wgal.com recently ran a report that serves as a follow-up my post about piles of chicken manure at McGinness's field HERE.
Large numbers of flies that have propagated in the manure have become a nuisance to neighbors.
Large numbers of flies that have propagated in the manure have become a nuisance to neighbors.
Susquehanna Bank Columbia branch renovation
Susquehanna Bank recently held a rededication ceremony at its Columbia branch, where it completed a $250,000 reconstruction project to the interior of the 104-year-old bank building in the downtown business district.
The project began in June 2013 and concluded in October 2013.
The rededication ceremony was held on Friday May 9 to celebrate the grand reopening of the facility. The construction project was designed to improve the energy and employee efficiency of the branch.
Susquehanna Bank said the project also demonstrates its commitment to be part of the downtown area of Columbia on Locust Street, and further assists in the ongoing improvements of the borough.
Discover the magic of time
In an age of answers, the National Watch & Clock Museum, 514 Poplar St., Columbia, is celebrating the excitement of a little mystery. The museum's newest exhibit, "The Magic of Mystery Clocks," is now open and will run through December.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Even more bridge work
A worker drills into the top of a pier on the Veterans Memorial Bridge to prepare for the installation of a new bridge light.
Putting it in place
Six local organizations get grants for Susquehanna Riverlands development
The Lancaster County Conservancy with funding assistance from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources awarded $72,125 in grant funds to:
--Borough of Columbia, $25,000. Funding will be used to determine the best uses and develop a maintenance/operation plan for the soon to be completed Trail and Park Services Building at the borough's River Park. The grant will also provide funding for the purchase of furniture and interpretive displays.
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