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townlively.com 5K frompg 1 the 1700s. “There used to be a Memorial Day weekend 5K that was organized through the Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, but when the Chamber dissolved, so did the 5K,” explained Kathy Hohenadel, who is coordinating the Mount Bethel race with Claire Storm. “We wanted to bring the race back to Columbia.”
The coordinators tapped Charles Leader to map the course. “He’s been the crosscountry coach for Columbia High School and an avid runner his whole life,” Hohenadel stated. “I went to him for some insight in putting together a course that would have minimal street closures.” Although she initially considered holding the race in the cemetery, she soon realized there wasn’t enough room, but the high school made a perfect location. Leader created a mixed-terrain course that will include sidewalks, macadam, grass and the Columbia High School track. “It will feature different inclines, and it’s a good course for both walkers and runners,” Hohenadel said. Because of the terrain, the race is not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers, and no pets or cleats are allowed.
Awards will be presented in a variety of categories, including overall male and female winners and the first three male and female finishers in 13 age brackets. Proceeds from the race will be used for maintenance of the cemetery, located at 700 Locust St.
The event is made possible by the sponsorships of multiple businesses and organizations, including Columbia Fraternal Association, Foresters of America Court Susquehanna 235, Columbia American Legion Post 372, Columbia Lions Club, KleenRite Corp., Melanie B. Scheid Funeral Directors & Cremation Services, Nikolaus & Hohenadel, Sunsnappers and Truist Bank.
To register for the 5K, visit www.mtbethelcemetery.org. Same-day registration will also be available. For more information, call 717-681-6768.
Community Choir Sets Performance
New Song Community Choir will present a concert at Grace Baptist Church, 3920 E. Prospect Road, York, on Sunday, May 22, at 6:30 p.m. The choir features more than 35 members from 20 local congregations.
A freewill offering will be accepted. For information, contact 717-7550091 or gracebaptistyork @comcast.net.
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The Lancaster County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has begun a 30-day public review and comment period for the Draft Lancaster County FY20232026 Transit and Highway Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The TIP outlines the county’s federally funded transportation improvement priorities and is required for the county to receive and spend federal transportation dollars. The public will have the opportunity to provide comments on the TIP and related documents until Monday, June 13.
The TIP is a listing of highway, bridge, transit, and miscellaneous transportation projects that are expected to move through the project development process over the next four years. The accompanying Air Quality Conformity Analysis (AQCA) document demonstrates project conformity to federal air quality standards.
The draft TIP, the AQCA report, and related documents are available for review at www.lancompo.org/2023-tip. These documents are also available for review at the Lancaster County Planning Department at the Lancaster County Government Center, 150 N. Queen St., Lancaster.
Three public meetings will be held on the TIP and related documents. On Monday, May 23, at 2:30 p.m., the Lancaster County Planning Commission will receive comments at its regularly scheduled meeting at the Lancaster County Government Center or online via Lifesize. On Wednesday, June 1, a virtual public meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Lifesize. On June 13, the Transportation Technical Advisory Committee will receive comments at its regularly scheduled meeting at 12:30 p.m. at the Lancaster County Government Center or via Lifesize. To access any of the three meetings via Lifesize, visit https://call.lifesizecloud.com/ 1696302 or hear an audioonly version via phone by calling at 312-584-2401, ext. 1696302#.
In addition, the MPO will accept comments via email to Wclark@co.lancaster.pa.us, phone at 717-299-8333, or www.lancompo.org/2023-tip. To obtain the address to submit comments via mail, call the aforementioned phone number. Public comments on the documents must be submitted by June 13.
The Lancaster County MPO is committed to compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements of applicable civil rights statutes, executive orders, regulations, and policies. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication should contact Will Clark at 717-299-8333 or Wclark@co.lancaster.pa.us as soon as possible, but no later than five days before the scheduled meeting.
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In April, Columbia Animal Shelter launched Senior Cats for Senior Laps, bringing some of its older felines to visit residents at local retirement homes. “It’s a great opportunity to match seniors with senior cats,” Jalbert said. “It’s been proven that seniors do so much better with daily companionship, and senior pets are often overlooked when all they want to do is be somebody’s lap cat. It’s a perfect match.”
Jalbert remarked that the summer tends to be an especially active time for the shelter, with this year’s events including a concert series held on the second Saturday of each month through October; a cornhole tournament on Sunday, May 22; and a Cruisin’ for Cats car show on Saturday, July 30.
McMenemy noted that it’s the perfect time to come on board at the organization. “I came from a background in shelter medicine, and to have the opportunity to build affordable vet services from the ground up is very exciting,” she said.
Columbia Animal Shelter is located at 265 S. 10th St. For more information, visit https://columbiaanimal shelter.com.
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2930 Fleetwood Dr., Lanaster 2 BR, 2 Full Bath, 1241 Sq. Ft. Ranch Home, Attached Garage, Finished Basement, Hardwood Floors, Oil Heat, Public W/S Hempfi eld School District $10,000 Down, Closing on or Before 45 Days
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CARS, TRACTOR, ANTIQUES, FARM PRIMITIVES, MILK BOTTLES SATURDAY, MAY 21 • 8:30 A.M. 4800 Ore Bank Road, YORK, PA 17406 Directions: From York, take Rt. 30 east to the Hallam exit. At bottom of ramp, turn left. From Lancaster, take Rt. 30 west to the Hallam exit. At bottom of ramp, turn right. Take Kreutz Creek Road approx. miles to Ore Bank Road. Turn right. Continue to sale. 1956 Plymouth Savoy, 4dr, push button Auto., 23,533 original miles, 6cyl. All original; 1948 Dodge Fluid Drive, 4dr, 3sp, 6cyl fl athead, 66,841 original miles; 1951 Minneapolis Moline BF; Minneapolis Moline riding tractor; Royal Crown cooler; Easy copper washing machine; Redskins Chewing Tobacco spitoon; tobacco spears; double washtubs; other washtubs; wash boiler; Quilts; milk bottles (Rutters, Avalong, Turkey Hill, Grims, Lauxmont Farms, Pensurpreme), some Embossed; ½ pt. Manor View Dairy bottle; old soda bottles (Coke, Pepsi, plus others); lots of other old bottles; inkwell bottles; Canning jars; glass jar lids; 10 & 2 gal crocks; old lunch boxes; Christmas & Halloween decorations; other crocks; 5 gal blue jar; oil lamps; advertising thermometers (Eisenhart’s Dairy, E.O. Sprenkle & Son-Hellam, C.A. Sechrist & Son-Hellam, Brookland Dairy-Emig Bros-Hallam); chicken on nests; carnival glass; scales; wash bowl w/pitcher; mantel clocks; milk cans; antique riding sled; antique rocking horse; tin toys; Lionel train set; American Flyer tin train set; old fans; old phones; Curio Cabinets; Corner Cupboards; Arm chair; fl oor safe; Cedar Chests; Blanket Chests; Bedroom set; advertising cans; Ice tongs; hand crank apple peeler; hand crank corn shellers (Blackhawk, David Bradley, Annular Dupley); 1 & 2 man saws; cast-iron hog troughs (York Safe & Lock Co., Auchey, Mountville, Hanover Machine, Raymond & Campbell-Middletown); Railroad oil cans; oil cans; Ford wrenches; H&D York wrench; IH and other old wrenches; JD 2 cyl wrench; Sycle bar sharpeners (Deering & IH); chicken crates; axes; JD 4 legged parts box; metal tractor seats; Bench vises; hand operated edgers; saws; wooden pulleys; bow saw; Simar rototiller; barn hinges; wooden soda carriers; wood spouts; sheep shears; chicken catcher; metal buckets; Stauffer’s Nifty pretzel tin; Mountville stove cover; cast iron JD planter lids; fl atbed wagons; Massey-Ferguson #12 Baler; Case #220 Baler; Ariens riding mower; garden harrow; scrap metal; Plus Much More. Still going through the house and other buildings. Terms: Cash or Good Check. If paying with a check for cars, car stays on property till check clears. Bring chairs, Tent provided in inclement weather. All day auction. Possibly selling with 2 Auctioneers. Cars sells at 12.
For full listing and pictures, go to auctionzip.com ID#4408 All statements made auction day, supercede all printed material. Inspection: May 20, 2022 from 9-5 R083804 Selling for: The late Marlyn & Ellen Miller Geneveve Moore Executrix
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• Full Daylight Basement & Large A c • 3 Bedrooms • 1 Full Bath • 0.07 Acres • Red Lion SD • Off-Street Parking
Open House: Sat. May 21, 10am-12pm & Mon. May 23, 5-6:30pm Or Call For An Appointment See hessauc ongroup.com for more details S h f dtil . 717-664-5238 • 877-599-8894
