Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Terence Hanley was initially scheduled to appear in court Tuesday in a legal dispute with Harford Bank over a loan.
Former Bel Air Commissioner Terence Hanley was scheduled to appear in Harford County Circuit Court at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in a legal dispute with Harford Bank over a $570,000 loan. The appearance has been postponed and a new court date has not been set. The dispute involves a contention by Harford Bank that Hanley’s company, Hanley Investments LLC, defaulted on the loan that was issued in December 2009. The money was to be used to build houses in the 1000 block of Oak St. in Bel Air. The bank contends Hanley, his company and his wife, Debra, defaulted on the loan because interest on the loan went unpaid for four consecutive months between November 2010 and February 2011, according to court documents. Hanley contends that a payment of more…
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Terence Hanley is scheduled to appear in court in a legal dispute with Harford Bank over a loan.
Former Bel Air Commissioner Terence Hanley is scheduled to appear in Harford County Circuit Court at 9:30 a.m., Tuesday for a dispute with Harford Bank over a $570,000 loan. The dispute involves a contention by Harford Bank that Hanley’s company, Hanley Investments LLC, defaulted on the loan that was issued in December 2009. The money was to be used to build houses in the 1000 block of Oak Street in Bel Air. The bank contends Hanley, his company and his wife Debra defaulted on the loan because interest on the loan went unpaid for four consecutive months between November 2010 and February 2011, according to court documents. Hanley contends that a payment of more than $30,000 was made to the bank, but was never credited. Patch first …
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Friday, December 30, 2011
Bel Air Patch looks back at the biggest stories of the year.
As 2011 nears an end, Patch takes a look at some of the stories that impacted our lives. What were the biggest events for you? How did they affect you and your community? Tell us in the comments. In September, Patch broke the story of theft charges against then-Bel Air Town Commissioner Terence Hanley. He has since been sentenced to serve probation after submitting an Alford Plea. If he completes probation successfully, he could petition the court to have the charge removed from his record. At the same time, Hanley was involved in a dispute with Aberdeen-based Harford Bank after he was accused of defaulting on loans for four consecutive months from November 2010 to February 2011. The dispute with the bank is ongoing. The message a young …
Thursday, November 10, 2011
The final votes were tallied this morning in Bel Air Town Hall, but the outcome remains the same with Edward Hopkins, Robert Reier and Susan Burdette to serve on the Bel Air Board of Commissioners.
Election judges gathered in Bel Air Town Hall once again Thursday morning, this time to count provisional and absentee ballots. All eight abstentee ballots were approved while all five provisional ballots were rejected. The provisional ballots were rejected based on residency and voter registration issues. Four absentee votes went to Greg Adolph, one to Susan Burdette, one to Terence Hanley, six to Edward Hopkins and five to Robert Reier. One vote was for a write-in candidate. The numbers did not change the election results. Hopkins and Reier will serve another term on the board and Burdette will replace Hanley. The final count is as follows:
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
While the unofficial results from the Bel Air election were announced Tuesday night, the official results will come today.
With just five absentee and eight provisional ballots left to be counted, the final vote tally for town Board of Commissioners will not stray far from Tuesday's unofficial results. The remaining votes will be counted at 10 a.m. Thursday in Bel Air Town Hall. The unofficial results were read aloud to a room filled with candidates and their supporters Tuesday night. Unofficially, Robert Reier received 463 votes followed by Edward Hopkins (422), Susan Burdette (368), Greg Adolph (312) and Terence Hanley (206). Three seats were up for grabs on the five-seat board in the non-partisan election. Stick with Patch for final vote counts and election wrap-up.
Edward Hopkins and Susan Burdette express their thoughts following the announcement Tuesday that they are among the three unofficial winners of the Bel Air Town Election.
Bel Air Town Hall was the scene of a mix of reactions Tuesday night following the announcement of the unofficial results in the Bel Air Town Commissioners' election. Edward Hopkins and Robert Reier will return to the board of commissioners while newcomer Susan Burdette will replace Terence Hanley. Hanley received the least votes Tuesday; Reier received the most. "I'm very humbled, very honored," Reier said following the announcement. Reier said he appreciated the trust and confidence the voters indicated they have in him and promised to do his best to live up to that. "When you go into the election, you're always hoping you've been able to get your message across," Reier said. Provisional and absentee ballots will be counted at town hall …
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
The two-term Republican commissioner finished fifth in his attempt to win one of the three open seats on the Board of Commissioners.
Terence Hanley, the Bel Air commissioner facing two high-profile legal issues that emerged in recent weeks, was defeated in Tuesday's election. The two-term Republican commissioner who lost his bid for another four-year term was dogged throughout the campaign by revelations of a theft charge in Cecil County and an allegation of defaulting on a Harford Bank loan of $600,000. He will be replaced by first-time candidate Susan Burdette, who appears to have won one of the three open seats on the five-member Board of Commissioners. "I feel thrilled and I cannot wait to start working with this board," Burdette said following the announcement of preliminary results Tuesday night. Incumbent Commissioners Robert Reier and Edward Hopkins won back …
Patch posts live updates from Bel Air Town Hall leading up to and immediately following the vote count Tuesday.
8:39 p.m. The unofficial election results are as follows: Robert Reier with 463 votes Edward Hopkins with 422 votes Susan Burdette with 368 votes Greg Adolph with 312 votes Terence Hanley with 206 votes 8:31 p.m. Candidates and media have returned to the polling area. 8:19 p.m. Mayor David Carey poked his head in the room where everyone is waiting. 8:13 p.m. The votes are still being counted. 8:03 p.m. The room is buzzing with chatter as everyone awaits the preliminary election results. 8:00 p.m. The candidates and supporters are discussing why provisional and absentee votes will not be counted tonight. Joyce Oliver, town employee, explained this is done to protect the identity of provisional voters. 7:58 p.m. There were five absentee …
Several Bel Air residents weighed in Tuesday on major issues that drove their votes.
While one Bel Air resident gave her thoughts on camera, several others told Patch what this Bel Air municipal election is about for them. Edwin Weaver, a 60-year resident of Bel Air, thinks the major issue of this election is the purchase of the old BB&T Bank building on Main Street. He said the purchase was one he is "OK" with. For Angelo Monico, the candidates' perspective on property taxes was the issue driving his vote. Monico, who has lived in town for two decades, said Terence Hanley and Greg Adolph addressed those issues to his satisfaction. Joe Rehrmann, a 46-year resident of Bel Air, said he always votes in the town election and for him, it's about town management and who can do that job best. "I think traffic is the biggest issue…
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Are you voting Tuesday?
Robert Reier, Terence Hanley, Susan Burdette, Edward Hopkins and Greg Adolph are vying for three spots on the Town of Bel Air Board of Commissioners. Reier, Hanley and Hopkins are incumbents while Adolph and Burdette hope to be new faces on the board. The election is happenening Tuesday at the Town Hall, 39 N. Hickory Ave. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Patch wants to know, who are you voting for? TELL US IN THE COMMENTS!
Bel Air Native
8:13 am on Sunday, January 29, 2012
For the record to all of you, this story is fair, relevant, in the best interest of the public to know and be aware of, and absolutely timely. This is not a privacy issue whatsoever, he was a public official when this call "went down", so I am sorry to the "Hanley peanut gallery", but this is all fair game. Had he practiced sensible and pratical business ethics that his father should have taught … more ›