Linda Stoltzfoos
The FBI has created a composite photo of what she might look like in street clothes.
MORE:
https://www.abc27.com/news/local/lancaster/fbi-releases-composite-picture-of-missing-amish-girl/
Thursday, July 2, 2020
FBI releases composite photo of missing Amish girl
The FBI has created a composite photo of what she might look like in street clothes.
MORE:
https://www.abc27.com/news/local/lancaster/fbi-releases-composite-picture-of-missing-amish-girl/
Borough workers spruce up the bridge plaza for the holiday
Columbia Borough workers spent the last two days sprucing up the plaza at the entrance to the Veterans Memorial Bridge. Workers mowed, weeded, and spread mulch in preparation for the July 4th holiday.
Wednesday, July 1, 2020
PA Department of Labor extends unemployment benefits
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor announced today that they will be extending unemployment benefits for up to thirteen more weeks.
In a release, the department said that those who exhaust their benefits, including those under the Federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation, may qualify for additional weeks of payments under the state's extended benefits program.
Extended benefits would begin with the week ending July 4th and are only payable for weeks the beneficiary remains unemployed.
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Man sues parole agent, Columbia police claiming excessive force used
A Columbia man claims in a federal excessive force lawsuit that a state parole agent shocked him with a Taser two years ago, then either the agent or a borough police officer kicked him in the head, while he was unconscious.
Matthew Allen Grab, 39, filed the suit in U.S. District Court in April.
Parole agent Scott Lapp, the borough, Chief Jack Brommer and a John Doe officer are named as defendants.
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Columbia councilwoman's calls to make police use-of-force policy in borough public are hindered
Columbia Councilwoman Sharon Lintner has been trying to get a copy of the borough police department's use-of-force policy since June 4.
She still doesn't have it.
She said she tried to get her concerns about getting access to the policy addressed at a council executive session after a council meeting earlier this month, but it wasn't discussed.
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Sunday, June 28, 2020
About Town 6/28/2020
This week's photos of Columbia
Three fawns visited Laurel Hill Cemetery recently:
Three fawns visited Laurel Hill Cemetery recently:
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The Punisher symbol
Rolling along at Chiques Rock Outfitters
Another weigh-in on the personnel issue
Aftermath of the second Stover's break-in, which occurred June 21.
The police report is HERE.
The police report is HERE.
"A Daughter of the American Revolution" medallion
The Columbia Life Network sign newly mounted at the new location at 18 South 4th Street
Filling a trench on South Market Street
Linda Stoltzfoos has been missing for a week.
A Facebook page has been created for information on the case.
They're back.
This light on the Veterans Memorial Bridge is part of a lighting study to study mayfly behavior.
Mayflies typically swarm the bridge at this time of year. The aim of the study is to find a lighting combination that will minimize the swarms.
As is this one.
A look downriver
Making waves
Madonna and child at Holy Trinity Church
Two crosses
A few utensils for those who like to be spoonfed their news
A few knockoffs hanging around at the pawn shop on Locust Street
Big man on the job at 9th & Walnut
Up on the rooftop
Curb appeal on the 100 block of Walnut
Check!
Out on Purples Lane (here and below)
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Bear decked out for the Fourth on Ironville Pike
Dragonfly on the wicker
On guard
On the road to ruin?
His constant companion
The gnome can't stop laughing.
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