Season debut win | “Columbia wins opener for 1st time since 2013” – Lancaster Online
“what really interests ‘pro-lifers’?” | controlling women – The Guardian
A win for transparency | “Judge rules for LNP in coroner open-records case” – Lancaster Online
“I didn’t learn anything — only to survive.” | Most likely, everyone of us reflects, at some point, about our lives. Perhaps how lucky we are to be born in this country … to be living when we are and how we are. This Morning Call (Allentown, PA) article captured our attention this morning. It is a rather long read; it’s a first-person account of a 90 year-old war veteran. “German army veteran of World War II remembers the Eastern Front and his years as a POW in Soviet camps,” is a life story worth reading … a reminder, of sorts, of “there, but for the grace of God … .”
2020 cannot come fast enough. | That’s when Jeff Helm gets out of the food serving establishments inspection business. It the interim, Columbia has begun posting some of each month’s inspections at its Website.
Location changed | Food Inspections; Please find links to 2019 Food Inspections under the Public Docs page. – SOURCE: Columbia Borough Website under Community Announcements
Lancaster County’s (except Columbia’s) inspections for August 23 at Lancaster Online. Oh, no. Damning results for some establishments that should be a lot better than this week’s inspection.
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.
Posting the monthly inspections is a display of a purposeful act of transparency.
tit for tat | “China announces tariff hike on $75 billion of US products” – WITF
Big deal event; small river | “Nearly 30,000 people expected to attend RiverFest in Muhlenberg Township this weekend“ – WFMZ-TV69
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