COLUMBIA SPY

A Hershey woman wasn't exercising her free speech rights when she targeted a series of "vulgar and defamatory" Facebook rants at her ex-husband's new wife, a state Superior Court panel ruled Monday. Instead, Kelly D'Adderio was breaking the law, and her harassment conviction by a Dauphin County jury must stand, the state judges concluded. MORE: https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/06/hershey-womans-vulgar-facebook-rants-about-ex-husbands-new-wife-werent-protected-free-speech-pa-court.html

Taco to Go offers lots of "American-Style Mexican dishes," according to their Facebook page. 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: 114 North 3rd Street, Columbia | 717-342-8095 | Hours: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday to Friday |  Website MORE: https://lancasteronline.com/features/food/readers-pick-the-best-taco-places-in-lancaster-county/article_2d0d66c8-6c67-11e9-b09c-e3ddba1a8311.html

Some 81 northern snakeheads, also dubbed " Frankenfish ", attempted to swim up the Susquehanna River and through the Conowingo Dam during the spring migration season, according to the  Baltimore Sun . MORE: https://www.ydr.com/story/news/2019/06/14/81-frankenfish-caught-swimming-up-susquehanna-major-increase-northern-snakehead/1454127001/

Those swarms are likely just days away, and the Columbia Borough Police Department probably will soon announce that the streetlights on the Columbia-Wrightsville bridge over the river are being shut off to dissuade the mayflies from gathering there. MORE: https://www.pennlive.com/life/2019/06/are-mayflies-about-to-swarm-the-susquehanna-once-again.html