Thursday, December 18, 2014

What I saw today - December 18, 2014

Workers were at it again today at the Columbia Plaza project.  Even the cold winds didn't slow them down.



 The section on the left looks to be almost finished. The facade is looking more like the Veterans Memorial Bridge each day.


Meanwhile, in town . . .
 Locust Street, and Eddie Shupp is showing photographs
Of every head he's had the pleasure to know,
And all the people that come and go
Stop and say hello.


 And catty-corner from Shupp's - what's this?

The sidewalk is closed?

Columbian among 72 student-athletes to earn fall academic All-Big-10 honors

'Sharp Things' band started with demo in Columbia

THE SHARP THINGS is a longstanding, multi-member NYC-based collective led by singer/songwriter/pianist Perry Serpa. Over their 15-plus years in existence, THE SHARP THINGS have taken in over 40 musicians, shared stages all over the place with the likes of Metric, Broken Social Scene, Tindersticks, Evan Dando, Joan As Policewoman, the late Vic Chesnutt, and many more. 

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Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Pete Andrelczyk coming to Columbia Library

Family 'hopes for miracle' for disabled 4-year-old son, hopes to use Columbia facility

" I would like to take Ryder for hyperbaric oxygen therapy at the Robert Lombard HBOT center in Columbia, Pa."
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It's here!

The historic rail diesel car just rolled into Columbia to be refurbished at Rail Mechanical Services. (See previous posts.)



These photos were taken on Fourth Street near Manor.












Wheels without a car

This truck holds the wheels of the train car that will be arriving in Columbia from Harrisburg today for refurbishing. (See previous post.) The truck is currently at 4th and Manor.