On Saturday, hundreds of people assembled in North East to express their feelings about President Trump’s attacks on health care, minorities and the rule of law. This outpouring of sentiment was a small part of the nationwide No Kings protest that took place in large and small towns in all 50 states. Local participants assembled […]
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The Fair Races Are Back – Officials Announce It’s Return In 2025 Fair Hill, MD 7/11/2025 After a five-year absence, horse racing is set to return to the historic Fair Hill track, bringing renewed energy and excitement to Cecil County. Officials from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the Maryland Sports Commission, and local […]
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by Steve Crane, Maryland Matters April 30, 2025 Maryland was one of the lead states in a coalition of 24 states and the District of Columbia that sued the Trump administration Tuesday in an effort to block its push to “dismantle” AmeriCorps, the domestic volunteer service agency. The suit said that within the past two […]
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From: Maryland Matters, https://marylandmatters.org/ Large projects and those at the county level will be deferred to deal with $1.3 billion gap By: Bryan P. Sears – September 3, 2024 8:43 pm Transportation projects around the state will be put on hold as officials grapple with ongoing budget constraints and a growing list of expensive projects. A combination of […]
Read More...North East, 12/18/2021 by Doug Donley, Alison Donley At the end of a second year of the pandemic, we’re faced with a new variant, Omicron, and spiking positivity rates here in Cecil County. According to the last available data, we’re at about 13% positivity and continuing to rise, compared to a statewide average of about […]
Read More...Cecil County Animal Services Seizes 63 Animals From Deplorable Conditions February 1, 2019 by Cecil County Government Retraction, 3rd paragraph: The former Queen Street Pet Store is not affiliated. The rescue is operating out of the location on Queen Street in Rising Sun. CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD. — The Cecil County Animal Services (CCAS) Animal Welfare […]
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