today’s later news and information gleanings from here and there!

• COLUMBIA POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS RELEASE: THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE CITED FOR OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, FOR DRIVING ON A ROADWAY THAT WAS CLEARLY POSTED TO BE CLOSED TO TRAFFIC, FOR CONSTRUCTION, ONIRONVILLE PIKE, 21 SEPTEMBER 2014:JOANSTEPHENS BLACK, AGE 35, OFCOLUMBIA; WILLIAM A.ZIEGLER, AGE 62, OFWRIGHTSVILLE;ROGER C.SAUDER, JR., AGE 46, OFWRIGHTSVILLE;KRISTA L.LORAW, AGE 31, OCOLUMBIA;DAVID E.BOOHER, AGE 40, OFCOLUMBIA;NICOLEMARIEMCCOLLUM, AGE 36, OFSALUNGA;STEPHENWAYNE NESS, AGE 43, OFCOLUMBIA;HAROLD P.HOAK, JR., AGE 69, OFCOLUMBIA;ROBERT G. BROOKS, AGE 78, OFCOLUMBIA;TRACEY ALLENHARVEY, AGE 50, OFCOLUMBIA;MATTHEW JAMES RUBY, AGE 25, OFCOLUMBIA; JOY A.TYSON, AGE 38, OFCOLUMBIA; MARK C.ZEAMER, AGE 59, OFCOLUMBIA;MATTHEW J.FELTENBERGER, AGE 38, OF YORK.MICHAEL D. FORTNER, AGE 37 OF YORK, WAS CITED FOR MAKING A LEFT TURN WHERE POSTED NO LEFT TURN AT NORTH 5^TH. AND MAPLE STREETS, 21 SEPTEMBER 2014.

  JOSE ANTONIO ECHEVARRIA-PEREZ, AGE 41, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CHARGED AND ARRAIGNED BEFORE DISTRICT JUSTICE ROBERT A. HERMAN, FOR SIMPLE ASSAULT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ON BLUNSTON STREET, 21 SEPTEMBER 2014. HE WAS RELEASED IN LEIU OF $3,000.00, ON HIS OWN RECOGNIANCE.

  TERRY LEE EMLET, AGE 40, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS AT 5^TH. & LOCUST STREETS, 21 SEPTEMBER 2014.

  PETER DANIEL TORRES, AGE 28, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF SMALL AMOUNT OF MARIJUANA AND OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION, THAT HAPPENED 12 SEPTEMBER 2014, IN THE 500 BLOCK OF UNION STREET.

  DARRYL DESHAWN ROMAN, AGE 21, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CHARGED WITH ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE TO ATTENDED VEHICLE; DRIVERS REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED AND FOR STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS, FOR AN INCIDENT THAT HAPPENED IN THE 300 BLOCK OF LINDEN STREET, 16 SEPT. 2014. ROMAN AND HIS PASSENGER CHANGED SEATS TO TRY TO AVOID THE CHARGES.

• FOURTH FRIDAY ALONG THE RIVER TOWNS: In Wrightsville, Weavings, Ink is having an opening reception for their “Then and Now” Exhibit, displaying work from Robert Hammer, Richard Chandler Hoff, Phyllis Koster, Robert Oughton, Nick Pastal, Joel Springer, and Mary Todenhoft. These seven York County artists are exhibiting artwork which shows the progression of their art from their early childhood to their current professional career.

  Jonal Galley/Alverta Arts Shop will be featuring two artists; Richard Chandler Hoff – “Creating History – That Never Happened”, featuring graphite pencil drawings of the by-gone era of the 1940’s. An artist talk and presentation will be on Wednesday, October 1^st from 7pm to 9pm – reservations recommended. Emerging photographer – Paul Hewitt views our world from a perspective we often ignore or pass by. He specializes in nature where he finds the most incredible beauty and diversity. Some of his photography is done through a microscope to see the bizarre and unreal world of the super small.

  Geltz Gotz Goodeze is having a day long Avon Fundraiser for Breast Cancer; raffle tickets are available for chances to win 12 different gift baskets, “Mary the Fairy” will be performing at the store between 5pm to 9pm. (SOURCE: news release)

• STEPHENSON EQUIPMENT TO HOST JCB DEMO DAY –  October 1st event will include food, prizes, entertainment and the opportunity to try out JCB’s newest equipment.
  

EPHRATA, PA (Sept. 22, 2014) — Stephenson Equipment invites everyone to experience JCB’s world-leading heavy equipment first-hand at its upcoming Demo Day on Thursday, October 1 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The event will take place at the dealership, 1805 Newport Road in Ephrata, PA, just off the Brownstown/Rothsville Exit of US-222. Stephenson Equipment’s Demo Day is free of charge and will take place rain or shine. A complimentary barbecue lunch will be available, and the dealership will be awarding numerous prizes to those in attendance, including a free rental of JCB’s World’s Safest Skid Steer. This machine features a unique one-armed “PowerBoom” design that allows operators to conveniently enter and exit the machine through a side door.

In addition to testing out various types of JCB equipment, those who attend will be able to speak with the Stephenson team and JCB’s product specialists. JCB’s 86C compact excavator, 526 compact telescopic handler and the new entry-level 3CX backhoe will be the newest machines available at the event. Available with a standard five-year warranty, the new 3CX boasts a rugged design that can reliably handle a multitude of tasks around any worksite. Stephenson Equipment will also have a wide selection of other JCB machines on hand for customers to see, operate and purchase, including other telescopic handler, backhoe and compact excavator models; skid steers, attachments and wheel loaders.

“We’re very pleased to debut these innovative JCB machines to professionals in this area of Pennsylvania,” said Todd Herrman, marketing manager for Stephenson Equipment. “Whether you’re in the market for a new machine or you’re just shopping around, we encourage you to join us and simply have fun while learning how JCB equipment stands up to the competition.”

For more information about Stephenson Equipment’s JCB Demo Day or to RSVP, call Colleen Ruiz at 800-325-6455 x1100. To learn more about JCB’s industry-leading equipment for the construction, agriculture, industrial and waste/recycling markets, call JCB’s North American Headquarters in Savannah at (912) 447-2000, or visit http://www.jcbamericas.com. (Source: news release)

• LACKAWANNA SKY TO PERFORM AT SPIRIT OF ONENESS EXPO – Lackawanna Sky:  David Rose, Native American flutes and Russell Ferrara, classical guitars are slated to perform at Spirit of Oneness, A Holistic Expo to be held at theZembo Shrine, 3rd and Division Streets, Harrisburg, PA on October 4th, 2014 from 10:00am – 6:00pm and October 5th, 2014 from 10:00am – 5:00pm.  Lackawanna Sky will perform formal sets at 2:00 PM each day.  Admission to the Expo is $7.00 for a single day pass and $12.00 for a weekend pass.In addition to performing each day Lackawanna Sky will present their own current and past CDs as well as their own line of instruments.  They will also be available for mini or full lessons on their respective instruments as well as on the topic of improvisation on and the accompanying of Native American flutes.  Additional information about  Lackawanna Sky can be obtained at lackawannasky.com and about Spirit of Oneness at spiritofonenessevent.com.

  The mission of Spirit of Oneness is to bring together a group of Holistic and Metaphysical Practitioners to represent their services, and products, under one roof.  By doing so they hope to foster an environment of wellness and peacefulness, offering the attendee an opportunity to sample various holistic offerings at a nominal cost.  The theme of the  2014 Expo is “Living Your Optimal Life”.

  Lackawanna Sky recently began its second season performing in and around Lancaster.  They frequently appear at The Seed in Lancasters Market, have appeared at the Ware Center and the Convention Center during LAUNCH 2014, at the City Island Labor Day Pow Wow and at Juan Carlos Restaurant in Pottstown. They have also been performing on the road in Georgia and Wisconsin over the last few months. (SOURCE: news release)