Agenda - Columbia Borough Zoning Hearing Board Meeting - January 25, 2023

 

The meeting information is HERE.

Jon and Tim Kinsley, leaders in Kinsley Companies, killed in avalanche: report - from York Dispatch

Jon and Tim Kinsley, leaders in Kinsley Companies, killed in avalanche: report

Brothers Jon and Tim Kinsley, who led Kinsley Construction and its related companies, died in an avalanche while skiing in British Columbia.

Check out this story on yorkdispatch.com: https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/news/local/2023/01/24/kinsley-construction-executives-killed-in-avalanche-report/69838027007/ 

Agenda - Columbia Borough Council Meeting - January 24, 2023

 

The meeting packet, with Unpaid Tax Report, is HERE.

Keep Calm and Yarn On at the Library - Tuesday, January 24

 

Deeds Recorded - Columbia Borough - January 23, 2023

Robert L. Knighton conveyed 127 N. Fifth St. to Malachi J. Nolt for $100,000.

John C. Hibberd, Sherryl A. Hibberd and John C. Hibberd & Sherryl A. Hibberd Living Trust conveyed 120 N. Sixth St. to Florencio Dejesus Sosa for $180,000.

SSCO Properties LLC and John D. Murr conveyed 13-15 N. Third St. to Homestead Craftsman LLC for $190,000.

Valley View Capital LLC and Eli S. King conveyed 213 Walnut St. to Brett Verigood for $215,000.

Edward A. Paolilli conveyed property on Locust Street to Luis Torres for $173,000.

Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB, Christiana Trust, Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust and Selene Finance LP conveyed property on Lancaster Avenue to Elite Buys Homes LLC for $87,500.

Columbia Borough Council debates whether to charge business for hosting fair at Columbia River Park

When: Columbia Borough Council meeting, Jan. 10.

What happened: Council members voted to table a request from a business that wants to hold a craft fair for profit on borough property Oct. 21.

Details: The Shank Shoppe, a Marietta craft and fair marketing company, plans The Bust/Makers/ Market & Food Festival at Columbia River Park from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Shank will charge participants who operate booths or food trucks $100 each and estimates the event will draw about 2,000 visitors.

Reactions: Council members first want to find out the October 2023 dates for two well-known Columbia events — The Albatwitch Festival and a craft show from The Women of the Moose — to make sure no gatherings overlap.

Finance: Council also discussed whether it should charge for-profit entities for help supplied for events on borough property. Nonprofit concerns usually pay nothing for services, such as police protection.

MORE:

https://lancasteronline.com/news/regional/columbia-borough-council-debates-whether-to-charge-business-for-hosting-fair-at-park/article_953c2072-985f-11ed-894d-ab8178d338af.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share 

Crafty Cards at the Library - Monday, January 23