Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Columbia woman pleads guilty to aiding boyfriend in husband's killing

A Columbia woman who aided a boyfriend in the 2016 stabbing death of her husband has pleaded guilty to felony charges that she provided false information to law enforcement officers.
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http://lancasteronline.com/news/local/columbia-woman-pleads-guilty-to-aiding-boyfriend-in-husband-s/article_528f4c7e-29f5-11e7-8376-f3bdd878d44c.html

Lancaster County woman, injured by distracted driver, pushes for harsher laws for texting behind the wheel

Thursday's meet-and-greet event begins at 6 p.m. at the municipal building, 308 Locust St., with members of Columbia Borough and Northern Lancaster County Regional police departments, Columbia Fire Department, Columbia Emergency Medical Services and Susquehanna Valley EMS.

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http://lancasteronline.com/news/local/lancaster-county-woman-injured-by-distracted-driver-pushes-for-harsher/article_331f4340-29f9-11e7-9d19-4f1e6421ecd8.html

Sunday, April 23, 2017

Construction of storage units continues apace

Columbia Spy shot the following photos today showing the progress of construction for the planned storage units along Front Street. Excavation continues and drainage lines are beginning to be installed. The next step will most likely be pouring concrete slabs.

The multi-unit self-storage facility is being constructed by Associates Properties PA, LP. The facility will contain 10 x 20, 10 x 25, and 10 x 30 units, for a total of 40,000 square feet of storage space, according to Jeff Seibert of Associates Properties. Construction is expected to be completed by late July.







More inane graffiti from the talentless and bored

More graffiti has been noted recently, this time on Jersey barriers along Front Street (under the Veterans Memorial Bridge), and along the Route 441 bypass. Trailers parked near Bootleg Antiques, and the concrete wall leading to the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail were also spray-painted. This incident is believed to have occurred this past Tuesday evening, according to sources.







The two photos below show graffiti on the Veterans Memorial Bridge that was painted during the incident a few weeks ago that Columbia Spy reported on HERE.



2.3 magnitude earthquake shakes Lancaster County; no reports of damage



A 2.3 magnitude earthquake shook Lancaster County Sunday afternoon.

Lancaster County-Wide Communications was flooded with calls from various parts of the county after the brief rumble just before 5 p.m.