Preliminary:
Two incidents at about 6 p.m. today.
One at 6th and Walnut (two gangs, possibly racially motivated).
One on 100 block of S. 4th, 6 police cars.
MORE TO FOLLOW
Monday, August 10, 2015
This property is condemned - the old chip factory
The former potato chip factory at 12 North Second Street was recently condemned by the code enforcement department for the various infractions stated below:
Kettle Works installs railings for outdoor seating
Columbia Kettle Works recently installed metal railings shown below to enclose sidewalk tables for outdoor seating. Eventually, awnings will also be installed.
For more information on this project, go HERE.
Town troublemaker - photo found
Columbia Spy finally found a picture of the guy causing all the trouble lately:
He has caused mayhem on Locust Street!
Route 441 bypass - the latest
The latest on the project >> Crews are expected to begin pouring the bridge deck this week. When the deck is finished, crews will begin placing and grading the subbase for the new route. Paving is scheduled for early to mid-September.
While crews are doing the grading, drivers will see barrier removal, shoulder restoration and guiderail work on Route 30 between the river bridge and the Columbia exit. The crew hopes to be off of Route 30 by September so that a milling and paving project on Route 30 — being done by Pennsy Supply Inc. — can be finished.
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Still falling, piece by piece
This morning, Flagger Force told Columbia Spy that they could hear things falling at the 208-210 Locust Street property.
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