Artist and teacher Dorothy Cooper's collection will be for sale at Garth Gallery Friday and Saturday

Dorothy Cooper's collection will be for sale in an exhibit at Garth Gallery, 22 S. 2nd St., Columbia, from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, with a wine-and-cheese reception for the artist on Friday. Proceeds from the sale will benefit an art scholarship at Columbia High School.

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http://lancasteronline.com/features/artist-and-teacher-dorothy-cooper-s-collection-will-be-for/article_b5bcd57a-9c15-11e4-96b2-87692a039387.html

Gas pipeline explodes at Ross Barnett Reservoir in Mississippi

We might want to rethink that pipeline project planned to go through Lancaster County.

http://rt.com/news/222595-blast-pipeline-reservoir-mississippi/

Vehicle accident at Chiques

Emergency crews responded to a vehicle accident on Route 441 near Chiques Rock at about 5 p.m. today.
(Submitted photos)

What I Saw - Tuesday, January 13, 2015

 Park school crossing guard protected against the cold

 Screens backlit by the sun at the Turkey Hill Experience 

 The National Guard hasn't taken our artillery piece yet from its position on the plaza near the Veterans Memorial Bridge.  That possibility was discussed at a borough council meeting last July.

Sunset as seen from Central Avenue

A new sign for Columbia

A new sign was recently installed at the Third Street exit into Columbia, next to the Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center.  The sign features rotating messages promoting local businesses, as well as time and temp.

Vehicle accident at 15th & Manor

A vehicle accident class 2 involving a Subaru Legacy and an A&L Doors van occurred at about 4:40 Tuesday afternoon at 15th and Manor Streets.

Time for Lancaster County to get (fully) together on police service - LancasterOnline Editorial

Stedman favors leaving the Lancaster Bureau of Police in place and putting the rest in a single regional force. Such an approach would be a first in the region.

Such consolidation would not only save money by pooling resources and reducing overhead, Stedman said. It also would improve crime fighting by making seamless what now takes coordination across municipal lines.

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http://lancasteronline.com/opinion/editorials/time-for-lancaster-county-to-get-fully-together-on-police/article_c19d46f0-9859-11e4-a24f-e36c0af793a4.html