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State Threatens Criminal Case against PAC that Paid for other PAC’s Anti-Baynes Flyer Even more than a year after the last election, one of the deepest secrets of the local campaign season—who really paid for a vicious attack flyer against Cecil County Judge Keith Baynes—is still a secret. But the State Board of Elections...
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Tags: "Mike Smigiel", andy harris, Board of Elections, campaign finance, cecil county, Derrick Lowe, election, Ellis Rollins, financial disclosure, fine, GOP, Joyce Bowlsbey, lawsuit, Lisa Conley, Lyn Price Nickle, Michael Smigiel, PAC, Political Action Committee, Politics, Republican, Republican Central Committee, Robert Gorman, Tari Moore
Posted in Cecil Chatter, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Elkton, Ellis Rollins III, Michael Smigiel, Republicans, Robert Hodge, Uncategorized, andy harris, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, county commissioner, governor, politics, women | 2 Comments »
The Maryland Port Administration, anxious to resume dumping of shipping channel dredge spoils at an Earleville site that has contaminated nearby residential water wells, has told county officials and local residents it is willing to pay for extending a waterline from the town of Cecilton. But there is a big catch: the money, and...
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Tags: Alan McCarthy, Army Corps, bay view estates, Bill Haines, Cecilton, David Blazer, dump, earleville, environment, Joe Zang, Joseph Zang, Ken Cawley, Maryland Department of the Environment, Maryland Port administration, mayor, MDE, MPA, pearce creek, pollution, US Army corps of engineers, water, west view shores
Posted in Cecil Government, Cecil Times, Cecilton, Health, Uncategorized, cecil county, cecil county government, real estate | No Comments »
The long battle royale over boosted tolls at the Hatem Bridge that links Cecil County to the rest of Maryland has taken on a new twist: the state wants to eliminate cash toll payment lanes and force motorists to use electronic EZ Pay transponders—or face a $12 fee, including a $4 penalty over the...
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Tags: Alan McCarthy, cash, cecil county, David Rudolph, Deborah Sharpless, delegate, diana broomel, EZ Pass, General Assembly, Hatem Bridge, Maryland transit Authority, MTA, Robert Hodge, toll, transponder
Posted in Business, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, Robert Hodge, Uncategorized, cecil county, cecil county government, politics, real estate | 8 Comments »
The 2014 Cecil County political contests took an interesting turn this week when George Patchell, executive director of the local YMCA, filed as a Republican candidate for County Council in District 4 to seek the seat held by controversial incumbent Diana Broomell. And Michael A. Dawson—known locally as “MAD Mike”—withdrew his candidacy for a...
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Tags: campaign finance, Cecil business leaders, cecil county, Cecil Times, County Council, delegate, diana broomel, district 4, election, Good Mike, Mad Mike, Mario Gangemi, Michael W. Dawson, Michel A. Dawson, Politics, senate
Posted in Business, Cecil Government, Elections, Michael Smigiel, Republicans, Uncategorized, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, politics | 6 Comments »
News Analysis Gov. Martin O’Malley usually doesn’t come across as a man of few words on any topic, but when he is just carrying out a pro-forma requirement, he can be quite succinct. So it took just two short paragraphs for the governor to announce this week that he has formally appointed Steve Arentz,...
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Tags: "Mike Smigiel", 36th District, campaign finance, Caroline County, cecil county, Central Committee, delegate, Dick Sossi, District 36, election, GOP, Jay Jacobs, Jeff Ghrist, Kent County, lawsuit, Michael Smigiel, Politics, Queen Anne's County, Republican, senate, Steve Arentz, Steve Hershey, taxpayers, vote
Posted in Cecil Government, Cecil Times, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Martin O'Malley, Michael Smigiel, Republican Central Committee, Republicans, Richard Sossi, Uncategorized, andy harris, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, governor, politics | No Comments »
