Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Monday, March 13, 2023
Deeds Recorded - Columbia Borough - March 13, 2023
Joseph S. Weisser conveyed property on South Fifth Street to Joseph Scott Weisser for $1.
Holly Arndt conveyed property on Fairview Avenue to Daniel B. Allgyer for $160,000.
Carl A. Misal and Sharon E. Misal conveyed 812 Walnut St. to Carl A. Misal Jr., Scott D. Misal, Nicki L. Vanfossen and Tennille M. Phillips for $4.
David Guzman Jr. and Zoraida E. Guzman conveyed property on South Fifth Street to Jennifer E. Fast for $227,500.
John R. Gooding and Stephanie D. Gooding conveyed property on a public road to Heather Myer and Myles Magbitang for $445,000.
Josetta M. Murphy conveyed 1046 Central Ave. to Josetta M. Murphy and William B. Reisinger Jr. for $1.
Holly Arndt conveyed property on Fairview Avenue to Daniel B. Allgyer for $160,000.
Carl A. Misal and Sharon E. Misal conveyed 812 Walnut St. to Carl A. Misal Jr., Scott D. Misal, Nicki L. Vanfossen and Tennille M. Phillips for $4.
David Guzman Jr. and Zoraida E. Guzman conveyed property on South Fifth Street to Jennifer E. Fast for $227,500.
John R. Gooding and Stephanie D. Gooding conveyed property on a public road to Heather Myer and Myles Magbitang for $445,000.
Josetta M. Murphy conveyed 1046 Central Ave. to Josetta M. Murphy and William B. Reisinger Jr. for $1.
Sunday, March 12, 2023
About Town - March 12, 2023
Recent photos of Columbia
(Click/tap on photos to see larger, sharper images.)
A late afternoon shot of the Veterans Memorial Bridge
The bridge lights were illuminated by the afternoon sun.
Bell tower at CBFD
Bell tower at the former Manor School
The school is now an apartment building.
Front view
The front steps, which probably aren't used much any more.
They're in need of maintenance.
This is the original railing.
Jonathan Owens of Lancaster Lime Works addressed HARB Wednesday evening on the subject of historic masonry.
Lack of proper maintenance can can lead to deterioration of bricks, as shown above.
Many of Columbia's historic brick buildings are suffering this fate.
This portable toilet on the 200 block of Union has been blocking the sidewalk for quite some time.
Hurt sign on the 100 block of Union
Big catch
(Detail of the Front Street mural)
Bus stop on the 300 block of Locust
Will it stay there?
Pentecostal church at 3rd & Cherry
Ivy growing strong in the winter
There are a couple of bigger versions of this at 2nd & Cherry.
Cases at Fragments of the Past
Well, did you?
Do not enter - somewhere.
Spring flowers on Locust
Lions lurking on South 2nd
Saint Patrick's Day is next Friday.
Photo of Venus and Jupiter taken with a cell phone
Taken with a better lens
Enlargement of the above - still hard to see
Something's been added to the flagger uniform.
Simply horrific!
Coming in for a landing
Looks like all bases are covered.
Tiger on the loose on South 4th
STOP WORK notice
It's posted at 523 Locust.
"Cause when you worry, your face will frown
And that will bring everybody down."
- Bobby McFerrin, "Don't Worry, Be Happy"
(Click the link.)
Reflecting
Wrightsville's on fire!
(Just read the latest "Municipal Briefs.")
This chair, formerly on the bridge, is now on the asphalt at Columbia River Park.
(It took the quick way down.)
This building at 480 South Front Street, formerly a bait shop, is now an airbnb.
Almost mating season
Sound advice
Patriotic grille
Still there on 441, waiting for this coming Friday
Kailee Soto helps Columbia's defense wreak havoc against Loyalsock in PIAA Class 3A first-rounder | Girls' basketball | lancasteronline.com
"She creates havoc," coach Karl Kreiser said. "That's what we want out there."
Soto was at her disruptive best when Columbia knocked off Loyalsock Township 55-33 in the PIAA Class 3A girls basketball first round at Kreiser Gymnasium Saturday. The Crimson Tide forced 34 turnovers, at least seven in every quarter.
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