Sunday, December 22, 2019
Thursday, December 19, 2019
Elizabethtown Hires Rebecca Denlinger as New Borough Manager
Rebecca Denlinger
[Columbia Spy file photo]
[Columbia Spy file photo]
The Elizabehtown Borough Council voted to hire Columbia Borough Manager Rebecca Secrist Denlinger as the new Elizabethtown Borough manager effective Jan. 23.
Denlinger is the successor to Roni Ryan, who has been Elizabethtown borough manager for 10 years and has worked for the borough almost 20 years. Ryan is taking a new job with The Benecon Group, an employee benefits management company in Lititz.
According to information she posted on the business networking website LinkedIn, Denlinger has worked for the borough of Columbia since January of 2018.
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Vecchia Sicilia gives $1,000 to help employees of Hurricane Pizza
Angelo and Claudia Campailla (left) of Vecchia Sicilia Pizza present a $1,000 check Thursday night to Chris and Beth Giffen of Hurricane Pizza. The money will help employees of Hurricane who have been idled due to a recent fire there. The Campaillas donated a percentage of sales on Monday and Tuesday to raise the money.
Columbia Spy reported on the fundraising effort HERE.
COLUMBIA BOROUGH STREET SWEEPING NOTICE | Columbia Borough Police Department
The Columbia Borough Public Works Department will continue street sweeping through Tuesday, December 24, 2019. Beginning Wednesday, December 25, 2019 the street sweeper will cease operation until sometime during the first quarter of 2020 when the weather begins to improve. Notice will be given via the Borough's website, Crime Watch, and on Borough and Police social media accounts before the 2020 street sweeping schedule begins.
Sourced via CRIMEWATCH®: https://lancaster.crimewatchpa.com/columbiapd/10552/post/columbia-borough-street-sweeping-notice
Columbia VFW announces winners of Patriot's Pen Essay Contest
The Columbia Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #2435 recently announced the winners of the annual Patriot's Pen Essay Contest: Brooke Droege (pictured left), First Place; Mina Abid, (pictured middle) Second Place; and Moriah Spencer (pictured right), Third Place. All three students are in the eighth grade at Columbia Middle School, Hill Campus; each student received a certificate and cash award, with the first and second place winners advancing to the state competition in 2020. This annual contest, sponsored by the Columbia VFW, encourages students to reflect on a specified theme; this year's theme is "What Makes America Great."
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Tuesday, December 17, 2019
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