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Columbia borough manager resigns after just 10 months on the job (opens the original)
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When: Columbia Borough Council meeting, Sept. 22. What happened: Council acknowledged Jack Brommerâs resignation as borough manager, effective Nov. 13. Brommer became Columbiaâs full-time manager May 1 after retiring as police chief. Citizen comments: Residents voiced their concern about the turnover among borough employees. Scott Frederick asked for transparency and honesty from Columbia Borough Council. Frank Doutrich said the council put Brommer in a bad position by hiring him as manager
Columbia seeks National Watch and Clock Museum project-management proposals (opens the original)
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When: Columbia Borough Council meeting, Sept. 8. Joanne Geesey, council member, and Mayor Leo Lutz were absent. What happened: Council approved an agreement allowing the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors to move forward with project-management proposals for two state Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program awards totaling $500,000 for improvements at the National Watch and Clock Museum on Poplar Street. By the numbers: A $250,000 award announced in November 2024 is intended for
Columbia Borough Council supports efforts of church to transfer property to furniture mission (opens the original)
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When: Columbia Borough Council meeting, Aug. 25. What happened: Council voted to send a letter of support to Salem United Church of Christ regarding the Pennsylvania Furniture Missionâs effort to acquire the church property. Details: The church desires to transfer ownership of the property to Pennsylvania Furniture Mission, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, at no cost to the mission. The first floor of the church, located at 324 Walnut St., would be used as office space for nonprofit organiz
Divided Columbia council advances law restricting data centers from zone that covers old airport (opens the original)
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When: Columbia Borough Council meeting, July 14. Mayor Leo Lutz was absent. What happened: Council voted 4-3 to advance for further public scrutiny an ordinance that would remove data centers from the list of permitted uses in light business zoning districts, including the zone that covers the former McGinness airport property. The change is aimed at blocking data centers from being built there while still allowing them as a conditional use in general industrial zones. Background: Data centers a
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