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About Town - June 5, 2022
Recent photos of Columbia
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Teamwork:
This motorcyclist blocked the intersection at 3rd & Chestnut so that his many compadres traveling north on 3rd Street could make an unimpeded left turn onto the bridge.
This cat might need help.
This one doesn't.
Wreaths from Memorial Day
He was fine until he looked around.
This killdeer is keeping an eye on things.
A very big eye.
Planting in West Hempfield
Driverless cart?
(West Hempfield)
Morning sun
There's Buddha's lion.
And there's Buddha.
Hi Buddha!
YOUR SPEED AHEAD ENJOY
Yet another bear sighting
COVID is still with us, so don't trash your masks just yet.
Not all Columbians abide by this.
Should we tell him?
(Manor Township)
Morning call
When gas is too expensive to ship via truck
Forgotten binoculars
Monopolizing the cul-de-sac
No respect for history
New letters at 3rd & Chestnut
Whatever was sprayed at the airfield a couple of weeks ago killed almost everything in sight.
This seeder was spotted there recently.
(Photo submitted by Heather Eck)
St. John's sign, but what does the footnote say?
There it is . . .
PEREGRINE FALCON FLEDGE WATCH
Clouds at sunset
There's more to Columbia BUSINESS than just "the downtown":
Thursday, June 2, 2022
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
POOR PEOPLE’S CAMPAIGN LEADERS BARBER, THEOHARIS TO SPEAK IN LANCASTER AHEAD OF ‘MORAL MARCH ON WASHINGTON’
Two nationally known advocates for social and economic justice will make a stop in Lancaster this weekend as part of a movement culminating with a demonstration in Washington, D.C., later this month.
Bishop William Barber II and the Rev. Liz Theoharis are scheduled to speak at a rally Saturday, June 4, at Reservoir Park, 832 E. Orange St., organizers said. The event begins at 5 p.m.
MORE HERE
Bishop William Barber II and the Rev. Liz Theoharis are scheduled to speak at a rally Saturday, June 4, at Reservoir Park, 832 E. Orange St., organizers said. The event begins at 5 p.m.
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Black bear captured in West Hempfield Township
With the assistance of local fire units, the Pennsylvania Game Commission captured a black bear in West Hempfield Township Tuesday evening May 31, 2022. Ashley Bierman was inside her home in the 3100 block of Greenriidge Drive Tuesday evening, when a neighbor came to her door telling her that a bear had just run into her back yard. Ashley and her husband Dan, who had just arrived home, went to take a look but didn't initially see the bear. Ashley said that as a game commission officer approached with a tranquilizer gun, the bear ran up a tree in her next-door neighbor's yard. She said the bear became immobilized after being tranquilized while still in the tree. Fire units were called to the scene shortly after 8:00 p.m., and firefighters in a ladder truck used chainsaws to cut back the tree, according to Ashley Bierman.
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Columbia's Robert Footman picks up top player award
Robert Footman, who had one of the finest single-season performances by any QB in league history last fall, was tabbed the top offensive player.
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