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Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger loses bid for reelection in GOP primary - Vimarsana News

Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger loses bid for reelection in GOP primary

Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger's defeat by 907 votes follows three years of clashes over funding of Cecil County Public Schools.

Proposed school funding met with disappointment from school advocates - Vimarsana News

Proposed school funding met with disappointment from school advocates

CECIL COUNTY — School officials and students say they are disappointed that drastic employment and program cuts by Cecil County Public Schools are now inevitable after school funding in County

Rally for school funding draws hundreds to County Administration Building - Vimarsana News

Rally for school funding draws hundreds to County Administration Building

CECIL COUNTY — Hundreds of advocates for increased funding for Cecil County Public Schools gathered outside of the Cecil County Administration Building prior to Tuesday night’s county council meeting for

School funding advocates removed from county council meeting after 'disruptions' - Vimarsana News

School funding advocates removed from county council meeting after 'disruptions'

CECIL COUNTY — In the wake of the highly-attended Fund Our Future Rally outside the Cecil County Administration Building Tuesday evening, the Cecil County Council's legislative session was sent into

Budget conversations continue in Cecil County, Kirwan plan poses challenges - Vimarsana News

Budget conversations continue in Cecil County, Kirwan plan poses challenges

As budget discussions in Cecil County continue, Cecil County Public Schools could be short millions of dollars next school year if the county doesn't step in wi