On this Day in History: Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge destroyed by Cedar Keys Hurricane in 1896 – Uncharted Lancaster

On September 29, 1896, the Cedar Keys Hurricane ripped through Central Pennsylvania with gale-force winds and torrential rain. It left a wake of destruction, leveling barns, trees, and the 1869 Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge. It was so powerful that it swept the massive bridge from its piers, with some of the pieces landing near the iron furnaces south of Marietta.

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https://unchartedlancaster.com/2023/09/29/on-this-day-in-history-columbia-wrightsville-bridge-destroyed-by-cedar-keys-hurricane-in-1896/ 

Can you spot the errors?

 

The image shown above appears HERE on Columbia Borough's website.

Can you spot the errors?

Columbia 2040: Borough's new comprehensive plan emphasizes walkability, revitalization, tourism - One United Lancaster

It had been nearly three decades since Columbia Borough had a new comprehensive plan.

That changed on Tuesday night, with borough council voting to adopt Columbia 2040, an all-new comp plan that charts a course for the next 20 to 25 years.

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https://oneunitedlancaster.com/government/columbia-2040-boroughs-new-comprehensive-plan-emphasizes-walkability-revitalization-tourism/ 

Columbia Borough Police Department Reports for August 2023

 

Traffic shift planned on Wright’s Ferry Bridge between York-Lancaster Counties

From ABC27

PENNSYLVANIA (WHTM) — PennDOT announced on Tuesday that traffic is expected to be shifting at the median barrier project on the Wright's Ferry Bridge, which connects York and Lancaster Counties.

According to PennDOT, weather permitting, the work will be performed from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday nights beginning on Sunday, Oct. 1. Traffic will be restricted to a single in both directions. Two lanes of traffic will be open in both directions during the non work hours.

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https://www.abc27.com/news/traffic/traffic-shift-planned-on-wrights-ferry-bridge-between-york-lancaster-counties/ 

U.S. Marshals look for four wanted men in Pennsylvania

From WTAJ - www.wtaj.com

PENNSYLVANIA. (WTAJ) — United States Marshals are searching for four Pennsylvania men, including one wanted for homicide.

U.S. Marshals released wanted posters of four men from Harrisburg who are wanted for charges including homicide, attempted homicide, and federal violations.

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https://www.wtaj.com/news/regional-news/u-s-marshals-look-for-four-wanted-men-in-pennsylvania/ 

Agenda - Columbia Borough Council Meeting - September 26, 2023

 

The meeting packet is HERE.