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The last thing before we go, forgive my corniness. the money hungry dog. it was a "ruff" day for the law family, when they realized theyre usually very good dog, cecil, had eaten 4000 bucks in cash. clayton law of plattsburgh said the money was sitting on their kitchen table to pay for a fence they were having installed. it was only out of sight for like 30 minutes before they found it chewed up all over the floor. the washington post reports that cecil is a seven year old naughty golden doodle....

CECIL COUNTY — After a decade of studying diets and meal plans, local fitness entrepreneur Xony Atwood, aims to take his online fitness plans, Faith Fitness United, nationwide while giving

CECIL COUNTY — Former Cecil County business owner and farmer Bill Kilby has launched his campaign for the County Executive’s office, promising to preserve the county’s land, water, youth and

NORTH EAST — With their uniforms being 15 years olds and in dire need of replacement, the North East High School Blue Crew Marching Band plans to hold host a

ELKTON — Whether a community member needs shelter from a storm, a ride to an appointment or is simply broken down on the side of the road, the Paris Foundation’s

ELKTON — Rapper, fashion designer, screenwriter and High Roads graduate, Rakeem Miles, visited the High Roads School of Cecil County Tuesday to share words of inspiration and gift a group

CECIL COUNTY — County Executive Danielle Hornberger stated during Tuesday’s roundtable discussion between Cecil County Public School administrators and county government officials that she will not grant additional funding to

ELKTON — Rapper, fashion designer, screenwriter and High Road graduate, Rakeem Miles, visited the High Road School of Cecil County Tuesday to share words of inspiration and gift a group

ELKTON — Despite concerns over the implementation of “open space,” the Cecil County Planning Commission unanimously granted Barksdale Village — a 147 unit housing development — recommendations for approval Monday

ELKTON — The Town of Elkton Mayor and Commissioners unanimously passed a charter amendment last Wednesday granting collective bargaining rights to Elkton’s non-sworn employees.