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The Market House is open from 4 to 8 p.m.
Friday, March 4, 2016
Free preview of Shrek at Market tonight
Presented by the Columbia High School Theater Department.
The Market House is open from 4 to 8 p.m.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Two-vehicle accident - one vehicle leaves scene
A two-vehicle accident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday on Lancaster Avenue, near the Columbia Plaza.
Witnesses report that an SUV traveling west braked suddenly as it approached a traffic light at the plaza, and a Chevy Aveo then hit it from behind. The driver of the SUV, described as a Hispanic male, got out of his vehicle and talked briefly with the female driver of the Chevy before getting back into his vehicle and proceeding west on Lancaster Avenue and then turning right onto South Ninth Street.
The Chevy sustained front end damage, but the airbags did not deploy. The SUV is described as green in color with probable rear end damage.
Witnesses report that an SUV traveling west braked suddenly as it approached a traffic light at the plaza, and a Chevy Aveo then hit it from behind. The driver of the SUV, described as a Hispanic male, got out of his vehicle and talked briefly with the female driver of the Chevy before getting back into his vehicle and proceeding west on Lancaster Avenue and then turning right onto South Ninth Street.
The Chevy sustained front end damage, but the airbags did not deploy. The SUV is described as green in color with probable rear end damage.
Putting the peat in beer with Columbia Kettle Work's English Bulldog
Right now, Columbia Kettle Works has on tap an interpretation of a traditional English barleywine, called English Bulldog. Its character has been enhanced by the addition of peat-smoked malt and a time spent aging in bourbon barrels.
MORE:
http://lancasteronline.com/features/food/putting-the-peat-in-beer-with-columbia-kettle-work-s/article_ec2c2e56-e15d-11e5-8102-ef3f5748aa6a.html
MORE:
http://lancasteronline.com/features/food/putting-the-peat-in-beer-with-columbia-kettle-work-s/article_ec2c2e56-e15d-11e5-8102-ef3f5748aa6a.html
Columbia woman charged with protecting boyfriend in husband's murder
A Columbia woman has been charged with aiding her boyfriend in the stabbing death of her husband earlier this year.
Allison Elizabeth Oberdorff, 25, of 322 S. Second St., deleted text messages from and gave police false information regarding Ronald Lee Sheetz, according to a criminal complaint.
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