Comments for Cecil County News

Comment on An Open Letter to the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office: A Call for Transparency and Accountability by Amy Spencer

Amy Spencer — Wed, 18 Mar 2026 03:39:08 +0000

We need betterment, reform. Honest, compassionate and dedicated authority. We need to get rid of the corrupt cops, sheriff’s and state police that are biased, corrupt, arrogant, and enforces drug trafficking, abduction, alienation, abuse, molestation, sexual assault, sex trafficking, homeless, joblessness, harassment, stalking at jobs and college interference. Trafficked. We need betterment. Reveal the truth and fix the problems. Stop being the problem.

Comment on Jaskiewicz Voices Support for ICE Cooperation Amid Maryland 287(g) Controversy by Mary Nelson

Mary Nelson — Mon, 23 Feb 2026 04:02:49 +0000

We should cooperate with ICE. Transfers of criminals happen safely and out of public view. ICE does not need to be out knocking on doors as happens when known criminals are released into the neighborhoods.

I applaud all law enforcement that cooperates with ICE to keep our communities safe.

Comment on Voicemail Raises Serious Allegations Involving County Officials by Anon

Anon — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 15:14:18 +0000

We’ve been trying to tell you of the corruption but you won’t listen.

Comment on Schools need to be more efficient! by Alyssa Taziole

Alyssa Taziole — Thu, 29 Jan 2026 15:53:35 +0000

It seems like common sense that they would have to show where each dollar goes. I can not believe they do not have to make their spending public, at least annually.

Comment on Schools need to be more efficient! by Devlin

Devlin — Sun, 28 Dec 2025 05:41:02 +0000

The problem is WHAT their teaching. They need to get back to basics and leave politics, gender orientation, and sex out of the curriculum.

Comment on Schools need to be more efficient! by Pam Haley

Pam Haley — Sat, 27 Dec 2025 15:32:35 +0000

Four ish years ago I emailed dr Lawson and was commenting on our math scores as a whole. At that point 94% of our 7th graders did NOT meet expectations. Which means only 6 students out of 100 met expectations everyone else was below. Instead of giving a road map how he was going to go about fixing the problems he told me I was just triggered by “some”numbers I saw.
As far as accountability, we saw last election cycle what happens when someone wants to hold them accountable. Hornberger wanted them to explain where the money was going. What did they do? Started telling the students all their teachers were going to get fired. Scaring the students about what was going to happen at the school. Then used our kids as mini activists to get her ousted. Every year a report of where every last cent went should be published. With salaries listed individually of everyone. We’d see very quickly where the money is going.

Comment on Segment #1 — The Rise of Cecil Business Leaders (CBL): Origins, Funding, and Access by Joe Carabetta

Joe Carabetta — Sat, 27 Dec 2025 00:25:57 +0000

They shot themselves in the foot by unilateral support for Tari Moore, they did not even interview Pam Howard. It split the Democrat members from the group.

Comment on Segment #1 — The Rise of Cecil Business Leaders (CBL): Origins, Funding, and Access by Neil Madron

Neil Madron — Fri, 26 Dec 2025 20:01:09 +0000

Hidden in plain sight

Comment on Segment #1 — The Rise of Cecil Business Leaders (CBL): Origins, Funding, and Access by Cynthia Emmerich

Cynthia Emmerich — Wed, 17 Dec 2025 23:20:39 +0000

This is an excellent article. It expertly explains what the CBL is and how they set themselves up to take control of the county. If you live in Cecil County, this is a must read!

Comment on Cecil County Under the Microscope by Rick Carver

Rick Carver — Tue, 16 Dec 2025 16:06:05 +0000

Way way overdue. Make sure you take a look at the judges over the past decade and learn how so many decisions made were done so under a political shadow. Look closely at the lawyers in Elkton and their close business ties to each other and to the states attorneys office. The tie in to the gigantic development of Bainbridge and the tie ins with the political leaders in Port Deposit.