David Anderson
David Anderson has been with the Baltimore Sun Media Group since January of 2013 as a reporter for The Aegis. He covers a little bit of everything in Harford County, including education, municipal and county government, business, features, breaking news and community events. He has been a reporter for 10 years and has previously worked in Prince George's County, Worcester County on the Eastern Shore and in North Carolina.
Recent Articles
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Adopt a pet for $25 from Humane Society of Harford County through Sunday
Bel Air resident Lucas Glendon, 19, already has a dog, cat and lizard as pets, but he expects there will still be room in his home for another dog that he hopes to adopt from The Humane Society of Harford County. “It wouldn’t be hard to make [room],” he said during a recent visit to the Humane...
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North Harford's Brooke Ciampaglio, Samuel Macatee are top Cesky scholarship winners
North Harford High School senior Brooke Ciampaglio had to rush from playing in a girls lacrosse regional game in Queen Anne’s County back to Harford County to make it in time for the Al Cesky Scholarship Awards banquet Wednesday evening. Ciampaglio — who was still wearing her green uniform as she...
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Havre de Grace approves resolution opposing offshore drilling
Havre de Grace leaders recently drew a standing ovation from Harford County environmental advocates for approving a resolution in support of Gov. Larry Hogan’s request that Maryland and the surrounding mid-Atlantic region be exempt from President Donald Trump’s initiative to expand offshore oil...
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Speakers urge Harford council to fully fund school budget request at public hearing on FY20 county budget
At a time when superheroes occupy the screens in cinemas around the country, several of the many speakers who participated in a public hearing on the fiscal 2020 Harford County budget Thursday evening urged County Council members to be gallant themselves and fully fund the Board of Education’s...
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Medical cannabis patients, dispensers, get educated at community forum in Harford
Connor Sheffield has, in the several months since he began using cannabis oil to treat his gastrointestinal dysmotility disorder, stopped having to use his feeding tube, gained 10 to 20 pounds and been able to go to school on a regular basis. “I’m just way stronger than I used to be,” the 14-year-old...
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Residents continue push for public hearing, Board of Appeals review of New Points sober living near Bel Air
Two residents of the Bel Air South community surrounding the planned New Points sober living facilities called upon members of the Harford County Council to act on their neighborhood’s behalf Tuesday as residents continue to seek a Board of Appeals review of the project as well as a public hearing....
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Community comes together for Harford County's inaugural 'The Longest Table' gathering
Taking part in the group conversations during Harford County’s inaugural “The Longest Table” community gathering meant Alison Kennedy had to step out of her comfort zone, but it was worth it. “It opened my eyes — some of the good things that I see in Harford County and some of the challenges I...
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Public weighs in on Havre de Grace anti-discrimination, harassment policy
The City of Havre de Grace moved another step closer Monday to adopting an ordinance that amends its ethics code to include an anti-harassment, intimidation and discrimination policy which applies to elected members of the City Council and appointed members of boards, commissions and committees....