[LNP | LancasterOnline] Lancaster County commissioner says she did not support cease and desist letter to F&M over elections office concerns

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Restaurant Inspections - Columbia Borough - November 1, 2024

Columbia High School, 901 Ironville Pike, Columbia, Oct. 24. Pass. No violations.

Hinkle's Restaurant, 261 Locust St., Columbia, complaint, Oct. 24. Pass. No violations.

710 Convenience, 149 N. Third St., Columbia, Opening, Oct. 22. Pass. Food facility is offering for sale 520 Sour Apple Delta 9 CBD Gummies distributed by 520 Hemp LLC, of Greenville, N.C., which contain an unapproved additive as specified in 21 CFR 170-180 relating to food additives. Such products are under U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulation and at which time CBD is not recognizable as a safe substance to be added to food.

[LNP | LancasterOnline] Fundraising passes $250,000 in 41st District race between Brett Miller and Brad Chambers

Brett Miller (left) and Brad Chambers 

Lancaster County Republicans have thrown their financial weight behind incumbent state Rep. Brett Miller this year as he faces a near-equally funded challenger in labor administrator Brad Chambers, a Democrat.

Every GOP state lawmaker from the county has given Miller's campaign at least $1,000, according to his latest Department of State campaign finance reports. Those dollars helped push Miller, of East Hempfield, to more than $136,000 raised between May 14 and Nov. 21.

Chambers, of Columbia, has also proven to be an effective fundraiser. In that same period, he raised about $120,000.

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[LNP | LancasterOnline] Persian Cat Vintage expands beyond Elizabethtown with opening of new shop in Columbia

Seen in the window of Persian Cat Vintage 

Persian Cat Vintage has opened a new store in Columbia that sells antiques, décor and collectibles as well as clothing from the 1960s through 1990s.

The store at 256 Locust St. is the second location for owner Benjamin Ilkhanoff, who opened a Persian Cat Vintage store in February in Elizabethtown at 206 S. Market St. That Elizabethtown store offers a different mix of merchandise, focusing on pop culture items and toys as well as clothing from the 1990s and 2000s, Ilkhanoff said.
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Independence Law Center gaining momentum in Pennsylvania school districts

https://www.wgal.com/article/south-central-pennsylvania-independence-law-center-gains-momentum-in-school-districts/62534258 

[LNP | LancasterOnline] Roburrito's closes Lancaster city burrito shop, plans move to Columbia

After temporarily relocating to a shared space because of the redevelopment of its former building, Roburrito's has now closed its Lancaster city burrito shop and is making plans to move to Columbia.

Roburrito's owner Rob McGrath said the Water Street shop closed because he was informed by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board that two separate liquor licensees cannot share the same space.

McGrath said he learned about some possible spots for a burrito shop in Columbia from the owners of Lancaster Distilleries, who have a taproom there. Columbia is also the original location for Columbia Kettle Works, which has its Lancaster city taproom in a separate area at 112 N. Water St.

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Deeds Recorded - Columbia Borough - October 28, 2024

The estate of Mable Philomene Est, Mable Philimene conveyed 1141 Locust St. to Charee Stevison for $267,000.