today’s news and information gleanings from here and there! Today’s Weather!   Today in History!

Quote for today… “A remark generally hurts in proportion to its truth.” – Will Rogers

• Tide comes up short; Daniel Boone, 42 – Columbia, 6.
• York’s Galleria Mall: adult must accompany minors on Friday and Saturday nights – York Dispatch
• Tomorrow is the Columbia Rotary Club Bar-B-Q at St. John’s Herr Estate. You can buy your tickets now.
• Another THE mention on WGAL’s uLocal
• Time’s running out to enter Turkey Hill’s  Lady Liberty Essay Contest for a chance to win $5,000 in scholarship money!
• “As bad things happen in society, economies worsen or there are international issues, people do want information. But when someone feels their rights are being oppressed or they don’t like what they are seeing in their communities, frequently they look to the media in whatever form to try and help solve the problem.” Read this article, “Can YouTube save investigative journalism?“
• Tide trending: Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era says Columbia football is “controlling the ball.”
• “Unionized workers at the Marietta ceiling plant of Armstrong World Industries have rejected the company’s three-year contract proposal.” according to an article in today’s Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era.
• The other views on tonight’s game at Daniel Boone: This team “whooped” Donegal. SOURCE: Reading Eagle
• POLICE LOG: MOUNT JOY: Nelson O. Donis, 19, last-known address in the first block of Kline Road, Marietta, was charged with disorderly conduct, institutional vandalism and public drunkenness after a disturbance early Sunday at North Barbara Street and North Alley. Police said Donis was screaming and did not stop when confronted by police. He kicked the rear window of a patrol car, damaging the window and frame. LANCASTER: Maharris Gonzalez-Silva, 29, of Mountville, was charged Sept. 4 by city police and Lancaster County Drug Task Force detectives with possession with intent to deliver heroin, possession with intent to deliver cocaine, possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police investigating a citizen complaint of drug dealing stopped Gonzalez-Silva’s vehicle in the 800 block of East Chestnut Street and observed drugs in the car. Officials recovered $12,000 worth of drugs during the investigation.
• Want to buy a police car? You can at the at the 32nd annual Lancaster County public auction Saturday. Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era.