COLUMBIA SPY

This week's photos of Columbia (Click/tap on photos to see larger, sharper images.)  Time for reflection Ladies with lenses When you want to be left alone. Bicycle built for two Speaking of bicycles, bike symbols were recently stenciled along the first block of Walnut Street, at Columbia River Park, indicating the way to the trail. Like so FARMALL Seaweed in the Susquehanna? Yep. Bunny at breakfast No one seems to be enforcing the bridge restrictions. Nope A crew checked the bridge this past week. This van was part of the crew. Traffic was down to one lane on Thursday. The weight limit A worker sprayed an X. X marks the spot. Traffic person on the Columbia end of the bridge Workers brought in this large bucket/crane assembly . . . Inspectors focused on the north side. Another crew continued taking core samples this week. Meanwhile, at 10th & Manor Progress continues at the Habitat for Humanity project on South 5th. ***************** No house construction yet in this lot on Sout...

Jasmine Kelliehan, CEO of A Perfect Gift, was an event organizer.  The Fifth Street Community Fun Day on Saturday drew several dozen visitors, despite the sweltering weather. The event featured a variety of attractions, including a yard sale, games, health screenings, free food, a clothes giveaway, a bounce house, live music, a garden tour, and even a tattoo artist. To accommodate the festivities, two blocks of Fifth Street were temporarily closed. Pastor Wayne Scott of Ashley Tabernacle COG, and Aniyah Henna artist Keisha Finnie Portfolio of Keisha's work Contact information Dane McQueeney provided haircuts. Councilwomen Joanne Price and Barb Fisher looked after the rock table. Here are a few of the rocks painted by children. Ladybug painted by Barb Fisher Rock painter tries her hand. Devin offered samples from the garden. The bounce house Jasmine Kelliehan gave a tour of the community garden, shown here and below. A few of the items offered at the yard sale Music for the event . ...