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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The Maryland General Assembly has passed legislation boosting future salaries for the Cecil County Sheriff and the three judges on the county’s Orphans Court, but the sheriff will still be paid less than law enforcement heads in many other smaller counties with less crime and fewer responsibilities. The legislation, SB936, was sponsored by Cecil...
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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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COMMENTARY “Paranoia strikes deep, Into your life it will creep; Starts when you’re always afraid, Step out of line, the man come and take you away…” –Buffalo Springfield song, “For What It’s Worth” There were many people at the Cecil County Council’s 2/18/14 worksession who wished someone would come and take Councilor Diana Broomell...
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You know it’s going to be an interesting, or circuitous, argument when a legal or political document begins with an 1835 quotation from Alexis de Tocqueville, that astute observer of early America. A Circuit Court judge recently struck both legal and political notes in ruling that Del. Michael Smigiel (R-36) should not be required...
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Cecil County’s Sheriff’s Department is bringing on two new four-pawed recruits this spring, training K9 dogs to detect illegal drugs in schools and also serve broader law enforcement duties in the county—at no expense to taxpayers. In an interview with Cecil Times, Sheriff Barry Janney said that he has been working for months on...
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