Jennifer Pingley, RN, who hails from Cecil County, is one of the candidates. If she wins, she will go on to run against Rep. Andy Harris in November.

With the upcoming election fast approaching, I feel it’s vital we vote our values. Therefore, I support Ms. Jackie Gregory for County Council, District 5.

Democrats, Independents and unaffiliated voters who wish to have a voice in the upcoming election of our next county executive have the option of temporarily changing parties by May 27 by completing the form at https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/VoterType

As a life-long library user, I felt the need to respond to Candidate Hornberger’s statements linking library funding to the money allocated by the county to the opioid crisis. Instead of condemning the county for investing in libraries, we should be applauding the foresight of the leadership in recognizing the importance of the library in fighting this problem.

I am writing to ask for your support of Don Harmer for Cecil County Council district 5. Don Harmer has consistently demonstrated his willingness to be a servant to the people of Cecil County in capacities that are not self-serving but impactful. He has guided and supported the development and improvements of parks throughout the county. He has served on the Planning Commission ensuring that responsible and purposeful growth is achieved in the county. He has used his own free time, to coach youth athletics for many years and has made a huge positive impact on those he coached. Don tirel…

As a veteran teacher with 20 years of service to the students of Cecil County, I have seen many elected-officials come and go. Many have attempted to “talk the talk” about the importance of our schools, however, it is much rarer to see someone show our schools and our students the support they deserve and so desperately need.

I am resident of North East and a prelaw student, who is gathering information on this coming election. I am familiarizing myself with the platforms of each candidate along with the history of the management of Cecil County using information on the ccgov.org web site.

To the Editor,

I was listening to a local radio station and heard an advertisement for Jackie Gregory in her quest for reelection to Cecil County Council. She stated she supported all the normal great things most politicians say they do and at the same time oppose tax increases. As her advertisement finished, she played a sound bite from her opponent Don Harmer about a budget he supported. The message seems disjointed.

As we approach our voting process this year, I ask myself, which candidates are true “Leaders” and which are “Politicians”. There is a big difference. A true leader takes their organization towards the vision of the organization. This makes them an organization “Of the people, by the people and for the people. A politician takes takes their organization towards the vision of the politician or their political party. This makes them an organization “Of the politician, by the politician, and for the politician. I know which one I want, which do you want?

Dear candidates for office,

I was shocked to see some of the over-the-top and false claims made by Danielle Hornberger in her recent public safety political mailer.

To the Editor,

To the Editor, and citizens of Cecil County,

To the Editor and fellow citizens,

To the Editor and Voters of Cecil County,