The BEST CHOICE for Cecil County Council
*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 clinc, spay/neuter. Grooming, doggie daycare. ADOPT A PET!
Puppies, Labs, Shep mixes, Chessie-- all looking for forever homes! (GUY was adopted!)
Visit our dog and cat galleries and find your new forever friend!
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Several hotly contested races are shaping up, especially in the June Republican primary, for Cecil County offices and state legislative seats as the clock ran down for individual candidates to file for office Tuesday evening. A fight between a splinter “liberty” group and other Republicans is brewing in one Council contest and for control...
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Michael W. “Good Mike” Dawson has withdrawn his candidacy for the Cecil County Council seat now held by Diana Broomell, throwing his support to fellow Republican George Patchell in an effort to unify opposition to Broomell. Dawson, whose family has generations-deep roots in the Perryville area, had filed his official candidacy including the “Good...
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Port Deposit mayor and former county commissioner Wayne Tome has filed as a candidate for the Cecil County Council in this year’s elections, seeking to regain the District 4 seat he lost in 2010. Tome is also the first Democrat to file in this year’s Council races, in which three seats are at stake:...
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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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ANALYSIS When one-term Perryville town commissioner Michael A. Dawson declared a few months ago that he would not seek re-election to the post he had only won by one vote, town officials and many residents breathed a sigh of relief. During his brief two-year tenure, Dawson created a whirlwind of controversy, with online attacks...
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