COLUMBIA SPY

This week's photos from around Columbia The "Onewheels" invaded Columbia yesterday.  A  Onewheel  is a type of electric skateboard. **************** Something happens Tuesday 7AM-11AM Blossom on the trunk Replacement tree at Rotary Park And there it is. A little late, but here are some students' Arbor Day illustrations on the 200 block of Locust. Residents at the Columbia Animal Shelter Resident of the outdoors Assorted throwaways, including tires, an antique TV and, of course, a mattress  Three-star flag Under the bridge, things aren't looking so good. Here's the tree that was down at Rotary Park. The 100 block of North 4th, self-explanatory Always make sure your drawers are snug.  Down around the bridge  Bike cache Free-range eggs available at Mullen Books, 121 Walnut Street Seagull rising Fully risen  Let's hope we won't need it at...

The 22-page council packet can be downloaded  HERE .

Taco to Go offers lots of "American-Style Mexican dishes," according to their Facebook. The family-owned business has become a favorite among those who live in Lancaster County. Reader testimony: "Friendly service and great tasting tacos. Choice of hard or soft. Once I ate theirs, others could not compare." More information: 243 Locust Street, Columbia | 717-342-8095 | Hours: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday to Friday |  Website https://lancasteronline.com/features/food/readers-pick-the-best-taco-places-in-lancaster-county/article_2d0d66c8-6c67-11e9-b09c-e3ddba1a8311.html

LANCASTER – A group of citizens is challenging a new revolving loan program in the Borough of Columbia, arguing the borough has no authority to use public funds to make investments in private entities. The suit filed by Columbia Concerned Citizens Association seeks to have the loan program declared invalid, and asks that the borough be required to cancel or adjust a tax increase that it enacted after creating the loan program. MORE: https://pennrecord.com/stories/512477520-columbia-residents-challenge-borough-s-authority-to-lend-public-funds-to-private-developers

COLUMBIA, Pa., May 2, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) today welcomed local officials and the public to the grand re-opening of the Fine Wine & Good Spirits at 36 S. 18th St., Columbia, Lancaster County. MORE: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/pennsylvania-liquor-control-board-celebrates-grand-re-opening-of-fine-wine--good-spirits-in-columbia-lancaster-county-300843057.html