today’s news and information gleanings from here and there!
Quote for today … “Sunday marks the first day of spring, and there will likely be snow on the ground to ring in the season of tulips and robins.” – From a Lancaster Online article a few days ago … once again, one of the weather talking heads “nails it.”
Sheez, and they pay people to do this.
Some of that Borough largesse, you think?
- A deep breath of sunshine: “Lebanon County to record meetings for YouTube” – Lebanon Daily News
- Ain’t that the truth? “OPED: Cruz is scary, Trump is dangerous” – The York Dispatch
- “A report was made to the police about a vehicle that was keyed in the 1100 blk. of Walnut St. sometime between 12:30AM and 1245PM on 03-18-16.” – Columbia Police Department facebook page
- Confusion chatter at a facebook page about how to access the Northwest River Trail from River Front Park and the new trail services building.
- Maybe it’s called “Crazy Tomato” for a reason? – Lancaster Online
- In York County, chains and a “ususl suspect” – The York Dispatch
- Click here to go to the state’s Website of inspections … and the listing of the violations at each location. The statewide directory lists inspections for all municipalities in York County and Lancaster County.
- … except those in Columbia – Columbia persists in having its own inspection system with its own forms and inspection items – rather than the one used statewide.
Columbia news, views & reviews 
From the York Dispatch OPED concerning Cruz and Trump: Given those choices, I do not wish to dine at the Republican restaurant this year.
Some think no choice is a choice.
Given the choices, Hillary Clinton a record of unethical and dishonesty or Bernie Sanders a socialist I will not eat at the Democratic Club.
OMW is that the best Demos have 2 offer?
Thinking of the old Virginia Slim’s commercial on this election – both sides. We haven’t come a long way, Baby!
Build bridges not walls Republician, now that is funny, how many bridges havd need built in the last 7 years, this administration has divided this country, built walls, more than any administration in modern history. Would you classify your columbia new & reviews as a factual bipartisan media reporting media or one based on personal opinion, Democrat
Casper, we submit our observations are far more “bi-partisan” than “partisan” in context. Maybe, it’s because of the increased “dysfunctionality” in both corners that makes it look that way. Seemingly, one may appear less “wacko” than the other on separate issues.
We are registered: “Independent.”
No party leaders tell us how to vote. But … we do vote.