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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With grandsons at both service academies, Havre de Grace woman cheers for Army and Navy
When watching the annual Army-Navy football game, Havre de Grace resident Mary Lynn Snyder wears sweats bearing the logos of each team — she has one grandson at each service academy. Her husband, Carey, wears hats from both academies, she said. “You [root for] half on one side and half on the other,”...
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Harford Community College proposes 3 percent tuition increase as $50.8 million budget for 2020 is introduced
Harford Community College students have experienced a tuition increase each year for the past decade and it does not appear that trend will change. HCC officials this week recommended a 3 percent tuition increase in the proposed $50.8 million operating budget for fiscal 2020. The proposed operating...
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Gov. Hogan names Kerwin A. Miller Sr. to Harford County District Court bench
Kerwin Anthony Miller Sr., a state administrative law judge and former Cecil County deputy prosecutor, has been named the newest Harford County District Court judge. Miller is one of four new judges Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday to Circuit and District Court benches around the state. Attorney...
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City of Aberdeen finished fiscal 2018 with general fund surplus, enterprise fund losses, annual audit shows
The City of Aberdeen finished fiscal 2018 with a $255,000 surplus in its general fund budget, although its water, sewer and stadium enterprise funds posted losses, according to an audit report. “Most of the [general fund] surplus came from savings in expenditures,” Finance Director Opiribo Jack...
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Surgeon general tells Aberdeen Proving Ground audience how to help combat opioid epidemic
Dr. Jerome Adams, U.S. surgeon general, emphasized Tuesday that it takes partnerships for communities to reverse the tide of an opioid epidemic that has claimed tens of thousands of lives across the nation. Adams, keynote speaker for the National Opioid Crisis Community Summit at Aberdeen Proving...
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Aberdeen council approves, 4-1, spending $150,000 for legal expenses in Ripken lawsuit
The City of Aberdeen has allocated up to $150,000 to begin defending itself from a breach-of-contract lawsuit filed by Tufton Professional Baseball LLC, which owns the Aberdeen IronBirds minor league baseball team. The mayor and council voted 4-1 Monday to amend the city’s fiscal 2019 budget to...
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Harford sheriff, schools celebrate 20 years of school resource officer program
Twenty years ago, as the Harford County Sheriff’s Office deployed its first six school resource officers, some in Harford County questioned the need to put law enforcement officers in schools. The program has become, over two decades, an invaluable resource as deputies developed long-term relationships...
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Bel Air's Greco family brings '25 Days of Christmas Kindess' back for second year, gets others involved
Santa Claus, escorted by the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company, doled out Christmas cheer in the Major’s Choice community Saturday afternoon. But the fire company members themselves received unexpected gifts as well from several neighborhood families working to spread kindness during the holiday season....