JUSTIN WILLIAM FLANAGAN, 24, OF COLUMBIA, CITED FOR STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS AT THIRD AND CHERRY STREETS, NOV. 21.
JOSE LUIS SOLORIO, AGE 21, OF HANOVER, WAS CITED FOR A RED LIGHT SIGNAL VIOLATION AT LOCUST AND THIRD STREETS, DEC. 6.
KENNETH LIGHTCAP, AGE 42, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CITED FOR REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION OF TITLE REQUIRED, IN AVENUE
N, DEC. 2.
JAMES SCOTT ZERCHER, AGE 33, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS IN THE 100 BLOCK OF BETHEL STREET AND RIDGE AVENUE, AFTER BEING IN THE STREET AND YELLING AT PASSING MOTORISTS THAT HE WANTED TO BE RUN OVER BY A VEHICLE, DEC. 2.
KEVIN S. WOLGEMUTH, AGE 23, OF MARIETTA, WAS CITED FOR STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS, AT ROUTE 30 AND LINDEN STREET, DEC. 9.
JAMES JULIANA, AGE 50, OF YORK, WAS CITED FOR OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE, AT NORTH THIRD. AND LINDEN STREETS, DEC. 10.
REBEKAH LYNN BROWN, AGE 32, OF COLUMBIA, WAS CITED FOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS IN THE 400 BLOCK OF UNIONN STREET, DEC. 11.
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Monday, December 12, 2011
Smash and grab robbers busted
Figured it would not be long before these criminals tried to feast on the local area. They did and got caught: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/549302_Police-arrest-5-suspects-in-smash-and-grab-burglary.html#
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Good start for winter sports
The winter sports season started Thursday at Columbia High School.
Thursday, the bowling team opened its season with a 5-2 win over Elco.
David Wissler was the top roller for the Tide with a three-game series of 228-182-227, followed by Zach Jones with a three-game series totalling 628.
Friday, the first event in the renovated Elmer Kreiser Gym was a wrestling match between the Tide and Hanover.
The match came down to the last bout involving the Tide's Nate Warner. Columbia led the match 42-36 entering Warner's bout at 171, The Tide grappler needed overtime and scored a 6-4 victory getting a takedown with 29 seconds left in overtime.
Scoring pins for the Tide were Josh Elliot, Marcus Fischer, Byron Germer and Bryan Flory. Derek Zercher and Jordan Halter won by forfeit.
Prior to the match, the wrestling program honored the late Jerry McCauley from the Columbia Foresters and recognized former PIAA runner-up Jerry Afari as honorary captain.
The Tide will host Donegal on Wednesday.
In boys' basketball, the Tide split its games at the Hanover Tournament. Friday, the Tide lost to Delone Catholic, 61-49. Michael Burke led the Tide with 15 points.
Saturday, the Tide rallied in the second half to beat Somerset from District 5, 67-53. Tre Simms and Nick Nobile scored 16 and 15 points, respectively.
Tuesday, the Tide plays its first home game of the season against Mount Calvary before traveling to L-S on Friday and Eastern on Saturday.
In girls' basketball, the two-year plus losing streak for the Tide is over. The Tide won for the first time since the end of the 2008-09 season Saturday, beating Donegal, 56-31 in the consolation game of the Elizabethtown Tournament. Soph Jenna Plastino had 31 points.
Friday, the Tide lost to Brandywine Heights, 60-22.
Thursday, the bowling team opened its season with a 5-2 win over Elco.
David Wissler was the top roller for the Tide with a three-game series of 228-182-227, followed by Zach Jones with a three-game series totalling 628.
Friday, the first event in the renovated Elmer Kreiser Gym was a wrestling match between the Tide and Hanover.
The match came down to the last bout involving the Tide's Nate Warner. Columbia led the match 42-36 entering Warner's bout at 171, The Tide grappler needed overtime and scored a 6-4 victory getting a takedown with 29 seconds left in overtime.
Scoring pins for the Tide were Josh Elliot, Marcus Fischer, Byron Germer and Bryan Flory. Derek Zercher and Jordan Halter won by forfeit.
Prior to the match, the wrestling program honored the late Jerry McCauley from the Columbia Foresters and recognized former PIAA runner-up Jerry Afari as honorary captain.
The Tide will host Donegal on Wednesday.
In boys' basketball, the Tide split its games at the Hanover Tournament. Friday, the Tide lost to Delone Catholic, 61-49. Michael Burke led the Tide with 15 points.
Saturday, the Tide rallied in the second half to beat Somerset from District 5, 67-53. Tre Simms and Nick Nobile scored 16 and 15 points, respectively.
Tuesday, the Tide plays its first home game of the season against Mount Calvary before traveling to L-S on Friday and Eastern on Saturday.
In girls' basketball, the two-year plus losing streak for the Tide is over. The Tide won for the first time since the end of the 2008-09 season Saturday, beating Donegal, 56-31 in the consolation game of the Elizabethtown Tournament. Soph Jenna Plastino had 31 points.
Friday, the Tide lost to Brandywine Heights, 60-22.
Things that make you think
Read this story about a big school district trying to save some bucks: http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/323424
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