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A majority of the Cecil County Commissioners agreed Tuesday to appoint Carrie L. Taylor– a member of the county’s Republican Central Committee, head of the local GOP Women’s Club and a key ally of the Smigiel-Pipkin political machine—to a seat on the county’s liquor board, a post that will pay her $2,500 a year....
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Posted in Business, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Elkton, Republican Central Committee, Republicans, Rising Sun, Robert Hodge, Uncategorized, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, county commissioner, politics, women | 10 Comments »
After weeks of discussion and hand-wringing, the Cecil County Board of Commissioners finally named a five-member budget advisory panel Tuesday, with some Commissioners picking people with impressive credentials while Board President James Mullin (R-1st) picked a major donor to his political allies’ Political Action Committee. The Commissioners have been discussing appointment of a budget...
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Posted in Business, Cecil Government, Christopher Eastridge, Democrats, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Michael Halter, Michael Smigiel, Michael Smigiel, Politics, Republican Central Committee, Republicans, Robert Hodge, State's Attorney, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, county commissioner, politics | 2 Comments »
“Out of the night, when the full moon is bright, comes the horseman known as Zorro…The fox so cunning and free, Zorro who makes the sign of the Z…” –Theme song to the TV series, “Zorro” For one losing Cecil County political candidate, the sign of the Z could be transformed into a large...
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Posted in Brian Lockhart, Democrats, E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Michael Smigiel, Michael Smigiel, Uncategorized, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, county commissioner, politics | 3 Comments »
Our ongoing local political soap opera, centered on the crowded field of warring factions seeking seats on the Cecil County Republican Central Committee, may have many observers wondering what all the fuss is about. But when you drill deeply into state campaign finance reports, it becomes clear that the fuss is about more than...
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Posted in E.J. Pipkin, Elections, Michael Smigiel, Republican Central Committee, Republicans, Uncategorized, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, county commissioner, politics | 1 Comment »
