AN APPRECIATION Nelson Bolender was a forgiving man. From misbehaving teenagers who ran afoul of the principal of Elkton High to critics or foes in Cecil County politics, Nelson Bolender practiced the often lost art of being able to disagree without being disagreeable. He took some bold and at times controversial steps during his...
Read more »
Tags: "phyllis kilby", Al Wein, Bainbridge, Basell, camel, cecil county, county commissioner, County Commissioners, election, elkton high, funeral, Harry Hepbron, Nelson Bolender, pipkin, Politics, president, principal, Rebecca Demmler, schools, Smigiel, Smipkins, Three Amigos, vo-tech school
Posted in cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, county commissioner, Democrats, E.J. Pipkin, education, Elections, Elkton, Harry Hepbron, Kilby, Michael Smigiel, politics, Republicans, Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
BULLETIN: Our heart is broken. Nelson Bolender, the former President of the Cecil County Commissioners, former Elkton High principal, and all around leader and gentleman of Cecil County, has died. We are saddened and stunned that Cecil County has lost one of the most important leaders in recent county history. He was totally honest,...
Read more »
Tags: Cecil Times, county commissioner, Democrat, leader, Nelson Bolender, president
Posted in cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, county commissioner, Democrats, education, politics, Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
Cecil County voters went to the polls Tuesday in strong and steady numbers to cast ballots for President and congressional candidates and, closer to home, the county’s first-ever County Executive and two County Council members. Anecdotal reports from throughout the county indicated a strong voter turnout, with lines at some polling places early in...
Read more »
Tags: Board of Elections, calvert, cecil county, Cecilton, chesapeake city, early voting, election, election problems, Evelyn Potter, McCain, Obama, Politics, polls, precinct, president, Rising Sun, turnout, voter turnout
Posted in campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, Cecilton, chesapeake city, county commissioner, Democrats, Elections, politics, Republicans, Uncategorized | No Comments »
EDITOR’S NOTE: We are debuting a new feature on Cecil Times, called “Cecil Chatter,” that will be a roundup of tidbits from here and there and observations on things of interest, or amusement, for the Upper Eastern Shore. Got a tip on something quirky, juicy, just plain funny or exasperating? Drop us a line...
Read more »
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Annappolis, Baltimore Sun, campaign finance, candidate, candidates, Caroline County, cecil county, Congress, election, Elections, Frank Roylance, governor, Josh Kurtz, Kent County, Martin O'Malley, maryland, National Weather Service, New Hampshire, news, Politics, president, Queen Anne's County, Republican, snow, Steve Mumford, weather
Posted in Cecil Chatter, cecil county, Democrats, Elections, governor, Martin O'Malley, politics, Republicans | 4 Comments »
Cecil County Commissioner James Mullin (R-1st Dist.) is expected to get the nod from a majority of the new all-Republican Cecil County Board of Commissioners to become the Board’s president, according to informed sources. Mullin would replace the current President, Brian Lockhart (D-3rd), who was defeated for re-election earlier this month by Republican Michael...
Read more »
Tags: Board president, Brian Lockhart, Business, campaign finance, candidate, candidates, Carl Roberts, cecil county, Cecil County Patriots, commissioner, commissioners, county commissioner, delegate, Democrat, Diana Broomell, E.J. Pipkin, election, Elections, maryland, Michael Dunn, Michael Smigiel, Mike Dunn, news, Patriots, Politics, president, President Cecil County Commissioners, President of Cecil County Commissioners, Republican
Posted in Business, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, county commissioner, Democrats, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Michael Smigiel, Michael Smigiel, politics, Politics, Rebecca Demmler, Republican Central Committee, Republicans, Robert Hodge, Tea Party | 2 Comments »
