Cecil County voters, I respectfully ask for your support in the November Election
*Job Creation, Education, Preserving our Quality of Life
*Fight Drug Abuse, Crime in our County
*Experienced Leadership
25 years of community and business leadership.
(Auth: Friends of Joyce Bowlsbey, Carolyn Kappra, Treasurer)
EASTERN SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE: 'Where animal dreams come true!'
(Division of Cecil County SPCA)
Full-service pet hospital, low-cost vaccine clinics, spay/neuter.
Call (410) 885-2687.
ADOPT A PET!
Puppies, Labs, 'Heinz 57' dogs-- all looking for forever homes! (GUY was adopted!)
Visit our new website and see slide shows, pictures to find your new forever friend!
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Cecil County Executive Tari Moore proposed a new Fiscal 2015 budget that would freeze property tax rates, add one new Sheriff’s deputy to the force and boost public schools spending by 3.5 percent, including a rising share of teacher pension costs dumped on the county by the state. For the second consecutive year, Moore...
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After years of attempts to find a cost-effective solution to the shortage of vocational and technical education slots for Cecil County public school students, the County Council Tuesday night voted to approve a plan for a new $18.9 million votech school at the 91-acre Basell property in Elkton. The Council’s 3-2 vote was on...
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Like the Phoenix rising from the ashes, a long-debated and much needed expansion of vocational/technical education in Cecil County has been resurrected with a proposed deal, announced Friday by the County Executive, to acquire the former Basell building and its 91-acre property on Appleton Road in Elkton for conversion to a new, state-of-the-art tech...
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Cecil County Executive Tari Moore has appointed a 30-member task force to draft a long-range “strategic plan” to guide the county’s future, a requirement established by the county’s new Charter form of government. The Strategic Plan Advisory Network (SPAN) will be headed by Dr. Diane Lane, Vice President of Student Services and Institutional Effectiveness...
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The Cecil County Council approved the first-ever county budget under the new Charter government late Tuesday night, after last-minute cuts of $689,000 primarily targeting law enforcement, public schools and libraries. The Council adopted an operating budget for Fiscal 2014, which begins on 7/1/13, providing $173,532,772 to support county government and services. As part of...
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