The Grinch is at it again.
This time he's playing Cupid at Tacos to Go.
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Someone left a motorcycle trophy outside.
Someone left a Flyers trashcan outside.
(Is someone making a statement?)
Flagpoles at the bridge plaza.
There might be a presentation with flags flying on May 26 of this year.
This is what happens when you leave a stump unattended for too long - It grows a hubcap.
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Interior of the Market House
Workers were seen removing stands last Thursday.
Columbia Borough is receiving bids until March 7, 2018 for the leasing of the building.
The legal notice is HERE.
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One of several unofficial NO PARKING signs near South 6th & Locust last week.
Hey, who snapped this tree on North 3rd (near Hinkle's)?
Maybe one of the "covert" cameras saw the perpetrator.
Deflating
(We all have days like this.)
117 & 119 North 5th:
Renovated and ready to rent.
Snowman on the 500 block of Chestnut
And an accomplice
Although this one on South 4th will probably last longer.
Leaving town
Steel plates? We got 'em!
Renovating at Hinkle's
City Gate's events calendar
Free coffee, donut, and tour
Well....
Happy Birthday!
Way up high at St. Peter's Apartments
Yep, way up high
Fallen bricks on the 300 block of South 4th
Some sort of towers on their sides on the first block of Barber
Glass, lots o' glass
(301 Locust)
More work behind the Rising Sun/Prudhomme's building
Here's a longer view.
Up the ladder
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Guys removing slate shingles at the library
Hard at work
View from the front
Stacking them on the skid
The big picture
Heavy load, higher and higher
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What's happening here?
Looks like Art Printing at the bottom of Locust got their windows painted.
Lookin' good!
Here's their hanging sign.
No worries - the original is now inside the shop.
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Civil War bridge pier near the Veterans Memorial Bridge
Meanwhile, over at Columbia Crossing, the seagulls are re-enacting a scene from Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
Jet ski storage along Heritage Drive
This past Saturday, the river starting creeping up again.
Fortunately, this sentinel kept watch.
On Sunday, it crept further.
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Out at 1019 Lancaster Avenue, this humble house has seen its last days. Demolition has begun.
Here's the back roof in the back yard.
Most of the debris went directly into the purple dumpster.
Here's what it looked like from the other side of the street.
And closer up
Tearing it down
Going, going, gone!
Another one bites the dust, or in this case - the mud!
