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Elkton cyclist killed walking bike Friday night - Vimarsana News

Elkton cyclist killed walking bike Friday night

ELKTON — An investigation is continuing after a car struck and killed a man walking a bike on Iron Hill Road Friday evening, according to Cecil County Police.

School funding focus at first FY24 budget hearing - Vimarsana News

School funding focus at first FY24 budget hearing

ELKTON — As Cecil County prepares for budget season, school funding dominated the discussion during the first FY24 budget hearing Thursday night. The hearing drew a packed house to the

VFW members hand out Valentine's cards and flowers to Laurelwood Nursing Home residents - Vimarsana News

VFW members hand out Valentine's cards and flowers to Laurelwood Nursing Home residents

ELKTON — Making sure that everyone felt the love on Valentine’s Day, Betty Dean, Cheri Brown, Molly Boyd and Nancy Fowler delivered flowers to the residents of the Laurelwood Nursing

Cecil residents invited to lawsuit over waterborne chemicals near Gore Cherry Hill plant - Vimarsana News

Cecil residents invited to lawsuit over waterborne chemicals near Gore Cherry Hill plant

CHERRY HILL — Residents in the Cherry Hill area surrounding the W.L. Gore plant may have the opportunity to join a class action lawsuit after alarming levels of PFAS/PFOA chemicals

CCPS rolls back public comment policy after accusations of free speech violations - Vimarsana News

CCPS rolls back public comment policy after accusations of free speech violations

CECIL COUNTY — The Cecil County Board of Education (BOE) removed recent updates made to its “Public Participation Guidelines” after an attorney contacted Cecil County Public Schools Superintendent Jeffrey Lawson