Friday, October 28, 2011
Get to know candidates for the 2011 Bel Air election.
Name: Terence Hanley Residence: Broadway Political Party: Republican Hometown: Bel Air Commissioner History: Seeking reelection for third full term. EDITOR'S NOTE: Hanley did not return multiple requests to do a video interview in the same format as the four candidates below. Get to know Edward Hopkins. Get to know Robert Reier. Get to know Greg Adolph. Get to know Susan Burdette
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Get to know candidates for the 2011 Bel Air election.
Name: Edward Hopkins Residence: North Kelly Avenue Political Party: Republican Hometown: Bel Air Commissioner History: Seeking reelection for second full term. Get to know Terence Hanley on Friday. Get to know Robert Reier. Get to know Greg Adolph. Get to know Susan Burdette
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Get to know candidates for the 2011 Bel Air election.
Name: Robert Reier Residence: East Broadway Political Party: Republican Hometown: Lutherville, MD Commissioner History: Seeking reelection for second full term. Get to know Edward Hopkins on Thusday. Get to know Greg Adolph. Get to know Susan Burdette.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Get to know candidates for the 2011 Bel Air election.
Name: Greg Adolph Residence: Lee Way Political Party: Republican Hometown: Bel Air Commissioner History: Second time running. Lost in 2009 by eight votes. Get to know Robert Reier on Wednesday. Get to know Susan Burdette.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Get to know candidates for the 2011 Bel Air election.
Name: Susan Burdette Residence: Trout Dale Terrace Political Party: Republican Hometown: Salisbury Commissioner History: First time running Get to know Greg Adolph on Tuesday.
Friday, August 26, 2011
The elections take place every two years to fill the Board of Commissioners' five seats.
At least two Bel Air commissioners said earlier this year they will run for reelection. As of Thursday, however, no one has filed for candidacy at Town Hall. The four-year terms of Terence Hanley, Edward Hopkins and Robert Reier expire this fall. Hanley and Hopkins told Patch in May they plan to run again, while Reier said he was undecided. Maxwell Rash, a 21-year-old real estate agent, said he will not run after earlier declaring he would challenge for a seat on the five-member board. "I feel that the residents of Bel Air and citizens as a whole are not ready for major cuts. They're serious about spending but no one seems to want to cut their budget," Rash wrote in a text message. "Local and national politicians are concerned about profit…
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Tuesday's primary election ballot is filled with names from the town.
A number of Bel Air residents are vying for votes in Tuesday's primary election. Among the positions up for grabs are county executive, County Council president, County Council in Districts A through F, state's attorney, register of wills, sheriff, Democratic Central Committee Female and Male, Republican Central Committee and the Board of Education in the A, B and D council districts. Incumbent County Executive David Craig faces Robert Wagner in the Republican primary for Craig's position. The winner will face Mark Fisher, of the Constitution Party, in the general election. Billy Boniface, a Republican from Darlington, is unopposed to retain his seat as president of the County Council. In the race for the County Council's District C, which…
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12:57 pm on Sunday, October 30, 2011
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