Sunday, August 29, 2021

Weekend Wrap-Up - Sunday, August 29, 2021

Recent photos of Columbia 

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Fish Window Cleaning cleaned windows at the Turkey Hill Experience on Friday

A flag carrier held a U.S. Marine Corps flag as he crossed the Veterans Memorial Bridge on Saturday.



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Heavy cloud forming

An empty wagon at Tollbooth

But here's a nearly full one next to Black Olive (here and below)


Albatwitch Day is coming October 9th.

Much sludge is being captured at the Water Company project.

This is what happens when a delivery truck parks in front of the DAC
in the NO PARKING zone.

There's the sign


Hibiscus on Bank Avenue

Out for a walk and a ride

Lookin' good!

Vandalism on Ironville Pike

Kill it quick!

Looks like the Eberly Myers apartment building project is on again.
The last time, they left us with a giant hole in the ground at the bottom of Locust. 






Saturday, August 28, 2021

For Sale - The Former Visitors Center Building

 


For Sale: The former Visitors Center building at 445 Linden Street. According to the realtor's sign, the property is listed as Commercial. No further information is currently posted on the realtor's website.





Wednesday, August 25, 2021

Midweek Update - Wednesday, August 25, 2021

Recent photos of Columbia

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Fashion on the river
 
Uncle Sam again - The more stars and stripes you display, the more patriotic you are.

Dropped pastels?

Or a street art project?

Divided we stand.

Trench and tracks

One of Columbia's fine ferals

Two more

And one more

Angel (possibly praying for the ferals)

No more weeds at CVS

But there is a mushroom garden starting at Holy Trinity Cemetery.

Glamour View

Simply glamorous

If anyone's missing a grocery cart, it's on the 500 block of Manor.

It was a good day for pulling on wires.

Pulling, pulling . . .

And pulling some more.


While out on Manor Street . . .

Digging, digging . . .

And digging some more.

Time for a break


And now, more digging - this time on the 600 block of Locust.

Making haste slowly

Codes on the job


Monday, August 23, 2021

COLUMBIA PROPERTIES ARE ON THE AGENDA FOR LANCASTER COUNTY LAND BANK AUTHORITY MEETING AUG. 24

The Lancaster County Land and Bank Authority will meet at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 24, followed by the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Lancaster Board of Directors at its offices, 28 Penn Square, 2nd Floor, Suite 200. To attend via Zoom, email mjoyce@lchra.com.

Among the agenda items:

- New business: (1) Resolution authorizing acquisition using PHARE funds of properties at 243 and 245 South 5th St., Columbia; (2) Resolution authorizing acquisition using PHARE funds of the property at 637 Furnace Ave., Columbia.

COLUMBIA PROPERTIES ARE ON THE AGENDA FOR LANCASTER COUNTY REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETING AUG. 24

Tuesday, Aug. 24, immediately following the 4:30 p.m. Lancaster County Housing Authority meeting at their offices, 28 Penn Square, 2nd Floor, Suite 200. To attend via Zoom, email mjoyce@lchra.com.

Among the agenda items:

- 3) Resolution approving a reservation of funds letter for rehabilitation of affordable rental units at 305 Locust St., Columbia, using CDBG funding;

(4) Resolution approving a reservation of funds letter for rehabilitation of affordable rental units at 361 Locust St., Columbia, using CDBG funding;

(5) Resolution approving a reservation of funds letter for rehabilitation of affordable rental units at 117 North Third St., Columbia, using CDBG funding;

(6) Resolution approving a reservation of funds letter for rehabilitation of affordable rental units at 425 Walnut St., Columbia, using CDBG funding