From the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baltimore: U.S. District Judge Marvin J. Garbis sentenced today payroll company owners Kevin Carden, age 56, to six years in prison for wire fraud, and his wife Beverly Carden, age 54, both formerly of Bel Air, Maryland, to five years in prison for mail fraud, both followed by three […]
Sen. Cassilly: “In 2014, Maryland Voters Sent a Clear Message to Their Elected Officials that Taxes Were Too High”
From State Sen. Bob Cassilly Dear Harford County Neighbor, In 2014, Maryland voters sent a clear message to their elected officials that taxes were too high. During former Gov. Martin O’Malley’s eight years in office, state government spending spiked from $30 billion to over $39 billion. This $9 billion in extra spending was financed by […]
AccuPay Owner Admits to Stealing Money Set Aside by Clients to Pay Taxes; Scheme Resulted in $2.6 Million in Losses
From the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baltimore: Government Contends that the Scheme Resulted in Losses to the IRS, Maryland Comptroller, and Individual AccuPay Clients of Approximately $2.6 Million Baltimore, Maryland – Kevin Carden, age 55, formerly of Bel Air, Maryland, pleaded guilty today to wire fraud and to filing a false tax return, arising from […]
Candidate Craig: “We Must Re-Think the Proper Role of Government in Maryland”
From Friends of David R. Craig: As the O’Malley – Brown budget is being considered in the House of the General Assembly, Harford County Executive David Craig and Jeannie Haddaway released the following joint statement: “Maryland’s budget has increased from $29 billion in actual spending in 2007 to $40 billion proposed for fiscal year 2015, […]
Burbey: “Mr. Craig, You Do Not Understand What Education Has Become Since You Dedicated Yourself to Politics Full-Time”
From Harford County Education Association President Ryan Burbey: Dear Mr Craig, I am writing to address your recent press release/letter regarding education funding in our county. While I welcome and appreciate the effort to make sure that all county residents are aware of the relevant data, it appears that there are numerous oversights in your […]
Del. Szeliga: Death and Taxes, and Town Hall Meeting on Firearms Legislation with Rep. Harris Saturday in Parkton
From Del. Kathy Szeliga: DEATH AND TAXES Welcome to another edition of the Szeliga update! This week I will be addressing the Death Penalty Repeal (SB 276) and new abortion clinic regulations that are receiving support from pro-life and pro-choice groups and the Md budget that passed out of the House today. DEATH PENALTY REPEAL […]
Del. Szeliga: Top 5 Issues in 2013 General Assembly Session – Wind, Pitbulls, Death Penalty, Guns and TAXES
From Del. Kathy Szeliga: The 2013 Legislative Session is off and running! Delegate Sue Aumann and I have put together a short Youtube video about the Top 5 Issues in the General Assembly this year. There’s always a surprise issue that pops up, but these are the top 5 we see so far: 5. Wind […]
Ryder: “The County Executive Did Not Answer My Questions, or Even Suggest a Process for Obtaining the Information I Asked For”
From Joan Ryder: Harford County Executive David R. Craig answered my request for information on August 13th 2012. His response was also published in the August 17th issue of the AEGIS. I very much appreciate the County Executive taking the time away from his other duties to answer my request. Although it was a brief […]
