Rose's Deli to close permanently at the end of November

 

Police arrest five after shots fired incident Friday afternoon

From witness reports and on-scene reporting:

Reportedly, an argument among several males led to shots being fired near 4th and Union Streets. (Witnesses reported hearing five or six shots.) Four males then ran into an apartment that police identified as 221 South 4th Street. Police from several departments, sheriffs, and a K9 unit responded to the scene, surrounded the building, and ordered the suspects to surrender. At about the same time, a female was taken into custody across the street. After about 30 minutes, the males left the building one-by-one over the course of 15 or 20 minutes, until all four were taken into custody.

Afterwards, police removed an infant from the building. The infant appeared to be unharmed.

Columbia Borough schools were reported to be on lockdown during the incident.

More details will be posted as they become available.

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[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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