Sunday, July 13, 2025

About Town - July 13, 2025

This week's photos of Columbia 
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A PennDOT worker tries to swat away a swarm of mayflies during a road sealing project along Route 462 Thursday night.

The operation was the second half of the project. The first half was done in the opposite lane about a week ago.







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Night light

Magic mushrooms 

Repairs at the Buddhist temple 

At the back of the former Manor Street School 

It's been an apartment building for decades. 

The Second Street lions were still decked-out from the July 4th holiday. 



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A political sign

At the Dream Center, 4th & Locust 

A curious cat

A one-window wall

Trailers and barrels 

Way back there all by itself 

It's a fire hydrant. 

Someone's off their rocker. 

More maintenance at the historic Wright's Ferry Mansion 

Black-eyed Susans out on Shawnee Run 

The heat and humidity have been very oppressive lately. 

Bridge piers, freshly numbered 

Traffic stop on South 4th 

Sunday afternoon in the park 


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'We plan to stay': A year since Tollbooth Antiques fire, the eccentric Columbia shop has made a comeback | Local Business | lancasteronline.com

 

It took owners David and Sue Doolittle only two weeks to start selling again after Tollbooth Antiques, a warehouse complex in Columbia Borough, partially burned to the ground almost a year ago today.

Tollbooth's owners and vendors say that's part of why customers continue to discover, for the first time, that the store is open for business.

Inside an unsuspecting 10,000-square-foot warehouse, aisles of eccentric objects await discovery.
MORE:

https://lancasteronline.com/business/local_business/we-plan-to-stay-a-year-since-tollbooth-antiques-fire-the-eccentric-columbia-shop-has/article_8c5a1a37-3360-455d-a7c1-95ee04a60471.html 

One person hospitalized after Saturday night shooting in Columbia

One person was transported to the hospital following a shooting incident that occurred around 8 p.m. on Walnut Street, according to the Lancaster County News (Mel Grill) Facebook page. No other details are currently available. 






Friday, July 11, 2025

Restaurant Inspections - Columbia Borough - July 11, 2025

 


710 Convenience, 149 N. 3rd St. Columbia, June 30. Pass. The handwash sink in the front service area does not have single use towels.