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		<title>Campaign 2014 Takes to the Towns in Cecil County Council Race</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cecil County Councilor Joyce Bowlsbey (R-2) launched her election campaign on Monday, touring the county’s towns to hear first-hand the concerns of the municipalities and pledging to give local communities a voice in Elkton. Bowlsbey, who was appointed to her Council seat last year by County Executive Tari Moore, will be standing for election for the first time this year. Bowlsbey filled the vacancy created when Moore resigned her legislative seat to become the county’s first County Executive under Charter government. County Council members are elected at-large, meaning that although they must live in one of the five districts of the council, voters throughout the county choose Council members, not just residents of their districts. Bowlsbey began her day-long trek south-of-the-Canal, visiting Cecilton and Chesapeake City. Residents of southern Cecil often complain that their concerns are ignored by county-wide politicians, who locals joke couldn’t find Earleville or Warwick even with a GPS device. But Bowlsbey said she was opening her campaign with a listening tour, to hear what local officials had to say about the issues and problems facing their communities. At the start of the morning, she visited Cecilton town hall, meeting with Mayor Joseph Zang, town administrator Brenda [&#8230;]]]></description>
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