Shown below are several photos of piles of chicken manure seen at McGinness's field (also known as McGinness Airport, according to Google Maps) on April 25, 2014.
The original blog post is HERE.
WGAL's follow-up is HERE.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
LASA offers to buy Columbia sewer system in $22.5 million deal
The Lancaster Area Sewer Authority is offering $8.6 million to purchase Columbia's wastewater assets and take over its management.
If the offer is accepted, according to documents, LASA would also assume responsibility for the principal and interest owed on a bond that was taken out in 2010. That responsibility would begin at the time the deal is finalized and continue through 2020. This would save the borough $4.27 million in payments.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Important Notice - Time and Location Change for Tonight's Meeting
Due to the fly infestation issue caused by agricultural activities at the McGinness Property, the Joint Borough Council/Municipal Authority meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 27, 2014 at 6:00 pm is being moved to a new location and time. The meeting will be held at the Columbia No. 1 Fire Department at 137 South Front Street at 6:30 pm on Tuesday May 27, 2014.
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.
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