CHS spring schedules

Baseball

Varsity games at high school; junior varsity at Glatfelter. All games at 4:15 p.m., unless noted.
Friday, March 25, Christian School of York (varsity only)
Monday, March 28, Mount Calvary (varsity only)
Wednesday, March 30, Lancaster County Christian (4 p.m.)
Friday, April 1, at McCaskey
Monday, April 4, Lebanon Catholic
Wednesday, April 6, Lancaster Catholic
Friday, April 8, at Annville-Cleona
Monday, April 11, Lancaster Mennonite
Wednesday, April 13, at Pequea Valley
Friday, April 15, Manheim Central
Monday, April 18, at Garden Spot
Wednesday, April 20, ELCO
Thursday, April 21, at Northern Lebanon
Monday, April 25, Donegal
Wednesday, April 27, at L-S (7 p.m.)
Friday, April 29, at Lebanon Catholic
Monday, May 2, at Lancaster Catholic (7 p.m,)
Wednesday, May 4, Annville-Cleona
Monday, May 9, Pequea Valley
Tuesday, May 10 at Lancaster Mennonite (7 p.m.)
Softball
Friday, March 25, McCaskey
Tuesday, March 29, at Reading
Friday, April 1, York Catholic
Monday, April 4, at Lebanon Catholic
Tuesday, April 5, Eastern
Wednesday, April 6, at Lancaster Catholic
Friday, April 8, Annville-Cleona
Monday, April 11, at Lancaster Mennonite
Wednesday, April 13, Pequea Valley
Friday, April 15, at Manheim Central
Monday, April 18, Garden Spot
Wednesday, April 20, at ELCO
Thursday, April 21, Northern Lebanon
Monday, April 25, at Donegal
Wednesday, April 27, L-S
Friday, April 29, at Lebanon Catholic
Monday, May 2, Lancaster Catholic
Wednesday, May 4, at Annville-Cleona
Monday, May 9, at Pequea Valley
Tuesday, May 10, Lancaster Mennonite
All games at 4:15 p.m.
Boys and Girls Track
Friday, March 25, at Lebanon
Monday, March 28, Lancaster Mennonite
Tuesday, April 5, at Northern Lebanon
Monday, April 11, Donegal
Saturday, April 15, at Shippensburg Invitational (TBA)
Monday, April18, at ELCO
Monday, April 25, E-town
Monday, May 2, Lancaster Catholic
Friday, May 6, Battle of the Bridge at Eastern
Saturday, May 7, Blue Streak Relays at Manheim Township (TBA)
Monday, May 9, Annville-Cleona
All meets at 4 p.m.

Columbia Police reports

TREVOR ROBERT REDCAY, AGE 20, OF LITITZ, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS AND FOR PURCHASE, CONSUMPTION, POSSESSION OR TRANSPORTATION OF LIQUOR OR MALT OR BREWED BEVERAGES, ON SOUTH FOURTH  STREET, MARCH 18.

BARRY M. FRAZIER, AGE 51, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CITED
FOR OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION, AT CHESTNUT AND FOURTH STREET, MARCH 18.
JESSICA L. LUTZ, AGE 32, OF EPHRATA, WAS CITED FOR DRIVING WHILE OPERATING PRIVILEGE IS SUSPENDED OR REVOKED, ON CONCORD AVENUE, MARCH 19.

JOSE MANUEL PINOTT, JR., AGE 33, OF WRIGHTSVILLE, WAS CITED FOR OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES AT ROUTE 30 & ROUTE 441, MARCH 19.

STEVEN M. KATALINAS, AGE 30, OF MARIETTA, WAS CITED FOR DRIVERS REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED, AT MANOR AND PLANE STREETS, MARCH 19..

BRITTANY DIANA-MAY UTZ, AGE 22, OF YORK, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS; DISORDERLY CONDUCT; AND FOR HARASSMENT IN THE 500 BLOCK OF MANOR STREET, MARCH 18.
JAMES WILLIAM SWAYNE, AGE 35, OF KINZER, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS IN THE 300 BLOCK OF WALNUT STREET, MARCH 20.
DYLAN C. WARD, AGE 21, OF LANCASTER, WAS CITED FOR REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION OF TITLE REQUIRED AND FOR OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION, ON POPLAR STREET, MARCH 22..

One arrested in raid

A 36-year-old Columbia resident was charged in a drug raid, March 18, according to thr Drug Task Force.
Arrested and charged: was Rodney Washington Severt, 36,  126 Walnut St., Apt. 1, Columbia.
Detectives and officers set up surveillance in the area of 200 block of Ave. H Columbia, at approximately 3:42 p.m., March 18, for the arrival of Rodney Washington Severt, who was to deliver marijuana to a Drug Task Force Detective. Severt arrived and delivered $50  in marijuana to the Detective and was arrested. Located on his person was additional $100 of marijuana intended for sale.
Detectives and Officers then proceeded to 126 Walnut St., Apt. 1 Columbia, where an additional $1,300 in marijuana was located, and two digital gram scales, and bags for packaging and selling marijuana were located.
Severt was charged with Violation of the Controlled Substance, Drug, Device and Cosmetic Act of 1972- 1 count Delivery of Marijuana, 2 counts of Possession with Intent to Deliver Marijuana, and 1 count of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia before Justice Robert A. Herman.
Severt was committed to the Lancaster County Prison in lieu of $100,000.00 bail.

Beware of phone fraud

In the past two to three weeks, West Hempfield Township Police has received numerous calls for phone fraud .
The two main types are the callers stating the victims won a lottery and need front money (usually a few thousand dollars) sent to the caller to process paperwork so their winings can be sent - either won a car or money. The second is a companion is met on line from another country, a relationship begins.
The companion requests several thousand dollars for fare to the United States to continue the relationship. Once money is sent, communication is ended.
Police CAUTION residents about: phone surveys, unknown lottery winnings or anything where personal information or money is requested from an unknown source and notify Police if they do receive a call.
The target is usually older people.

Spring clean up

Columbia Borough has scheduled its spring clean-up for two dates -- Friday, April 15 and Saturday, April 16.

The Friday, April 15 will be held from 7 a.m.-noon when the borough and volunteer local trash collectors will go around town and collected tagged items.
Here is what will be picked up on Friday, April 15:
Refrigerator/freezer (doors off or secured), air conditioner, dehumidifier, washer/dryer, dishwasher, sofa, hot water heater, trash compactor, stove and double sink.
A yellow tag must be obtained from the borough office at a cost of $20.
The next day, April 16, with a blue tag, items can be dropped off at River Valley Disposal at a cost of $15.
On April 15, at a cost of $5, the following items can be picked up: Mattress and box spring, rug and carpet, VCR/stereo, microwave, lawn mower (push or electric), gas grills (no gas tanks), toilet, pair of tires and batteries (car, boat or marine),
The next day, at a cost of $3, these items can also be dropped off at River Valley Disposal.
Free items are dried paint cans and scrap metal (both days) and lights and pesticide containers (drop off only).
Unacceptable items are shingles, engines or gas tanks, vinyl flooring, bricks or concrete blocks, yard waste or garbage.
Columbia residents much purchase their tags at the borough office prior to April 14 and tagged items placed curbside by 6 a.m., April 15.
Proof of residency is required.
River Valley Disposal is located off Franklin Street.
For more information, call 684-2467.