Today’s news and information gleanings from here and there.
Quote for today … “Sweet April showers do spring May flowers.” – Thomas Tusser
Another Quote … “… there are many GOOD people in Columbia. A lot of this element moves in and out of the area constantly – it’s right between York and Lancaster. Long time Columbia residents are NOT happy about them being in town. It’s so discouraging that so many people have a negative attitude about Columbia. If they were to visit, they would see there are many good residents – along with Hinkles, art galleries, the River Park, cafes – and, of course, the library! 
” – Comment following this Lancaster Online article: “Columbia woman pleads guilty to aiding boyfriend in husband’s killing.”
A third quote … “There comes a time when a citizen has to stand out of the crowd. Politicians, media and every citizen must lean toward critical thinking, not crowd suasion.“ – Extracted from another letter-to-the-editor in today’s LNP – Always Lancaster.
- Can you believe April’s coming to a close … gee, April seems as you just arrived!
- “He menaces, he bullies …” | “100 days of presidential threats” – The Conversation
“‘Clang, clang, clang’ goes the trolley” when it has a driver. Want to be that driver?
- What’s an entry level position worth? How about an “entry level” POTUS? – NPR
- Radio failure may silence “right-wing nut-jobs” – Salon
See this Lancaster Online article “Lancaster County woman, injured by distracted driver, pushes for harsher laws for texting behind the wheel” – She will be at the event tomorrow.
- “Health Check: what can your doctor tell from your urine?” – The Conversation
- Nursing license suspended – Lancaster Online
- Hey, I have an idea: Let’s build more shopping centers! | “Department stores, electronics sellers, and clothing shops are most at risk.” – Bloomberg
- Oil rules in Pennsylvania | “Ohio and Pennsylvania increased natural gas production more than other states in 2016″ – US Energy Information Administration
- Best Schools list – for what it’s worth | “US News & World Report: Lancaster County home to 8 of the best high schools in Pennsylvania” – Lancaster Online
