North East News

Cecil College's Kids in "Kollege" summer program, offering a variety of classes for children ages 7 to 12, will be held for four consecutive weeks starting July 7 on the North East campus.

National singer-songwriter Don Dixon, who is perhaps best known as the producer of classic albums by R.E.M. and the Smithereens, has had an interesting couple of weeks.

Proposed conservatory to rear of property. 2 Slatchwood Cottages, Coddington for Mr D Mullett, Slatchwood Cottages, Coddington.

An off-duty Maryland State Police trooper struck a Port Deposit man on Route 40 in front of the North East Barrack on Monday night, breaking the pedestrian's legs, according to agency officials.

A reception for Annapolis Arts Alliance's "Splash!" exhibit artists will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the City Hall Gallery, 160 Duke of Gloucester St.

Cecil College will hold an information session about its veterinary office assistant program at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Technology Center on the North East campus.

A potting bench helps you organize your gear and garden more efficiently. Made of rot-resistant red cedar, it will last outdoors for many years.

A freight train carrying a hazardous material derailed Saturday in northeastern Maryland, forcing the evacuation of a small community.

Carrie Engel of Valley View Farms joined us Tuesday -- on the air and online! You can read the transcript of Tuesday's Web chat below, and use the link at right to watch the video.

Sandra Lee Heim On Saturday, May 10, Maryland State Police say a Joppa woman shot her former girlfriend to death in the doorway of her Cecil County home.

Reported by: Jeff Hager Last Update: 5:17 pm Police in Pennsylvania had already located a body and had arrested a suspect before authorities learned of a murder in Maryland .

The Pasadena Theatre Company has an affinity for Godspell , which it first performed in 1999, became its most successful show ever when it ran for the second time in 2000 and was a strong crowd-pleaser when it ...

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 WBAL Radio as reported by Steve Fermier and Associated Press Maryland State Police say a Cecil County man is in custody in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where he was arrested after the ...

The alleged murder was over a television. That's according to court documents filed Monday night against a former Bucks County man who recently moved to Maryland, allegedly killed his roommate there and brought ...

Cecil College will hold its 39th annual commencement ceremonies today on the North East campus. via The Baltimore Sun

“It was a huge honor for such a small organization”

SNOW HILL -- One of Worcester County's most giving organizations was recently recognized as one of the most ethical and trustworthy nonprofit organizations in the state. via The Daily Times

“Heim took a weapon out of her trunk, and Sparks began running toward the house”

A Joppatowne woman is being held without bail on charges of killing her former lover in North East, Cecil County , over the weekend, state police said. via Baltimore Examiner

A Joppatowne woman has been denied bail in the fatal shooting of her ex-girlfriend.

Sandra Heim, 47, had a bail review hearing Monday in Cecil County District Court.

Heim is charged with first- and second-degree murder, and related charges, in Saturday's shooting of 46-year-old Helen Sparks of North East.

Court documents say the two had been living together until March.

According to charging documents, Heim told state police after her arrest that she had driven with a gun to Sparks' home intending to either threaten to kill herself, shoot Sparks or kill Sparks and herself. Read more

State police have say a Joppatowne woman has been charged with shooting her former girlfriend to death in the doorway of her Cecil County home. via WJZ-TV Baltimore

“We are eking out as many inches as we can”

The $56 million reconstruction of the Thomas J. Hatem Memorial Bridge across the Susquehanna River, which begins June 9, will disrupt traffic along the Route 40 corridor during the next three years. via The Baltimore Sun