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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Residents oppose warehouse development plan near Route 24/I-95 interchange in Abingdon
A proposal to build more than 2.4 million square feet of warehouse, commercial and retail space near the Route 24/Interstate 95 interchange in Abingdon faced strong opposition from residents Tuesday. An estimated 150 to 170 people filled a room at the Abingdon Fire Company’s main firehouse for...
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Harford County executive highlights economic growth in annual address to Chamber of Commerce
Harford County Executive Barry Glassman highlighted successes of his first term while looking ahead to the next four years in his annual address to the Harford County Chamber of Commerce Thursday. “I am pleased to report that the state of Harford County is strong, and our amazing turnaround story...
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'Everybody’s excited': Harford's three freshmen legislators reflect on first week in Annapolis
Gov. Larry Hogan issued a call during his inaugural address Wednesday for Maryland’s leaders to maintain the spirit of bipartisan cooperation he observed during his first term — as an alternative to the partisan divisions in Washington, D.C., that have contributed to the partial government shutdown....
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Bel Air commissioners recognize Greco family for '25 Days of Christmas Kindess'
The Greco family of Bel Air received a certificate of recognition from town commissioners Monday in honor of their second annual “25 Days of Christmas Kindness” campaign to perform daily acts of kindness throughout December. The family, which lives in the Majors Choice neighborhood, documented...
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Morning Star Pow Wow at John Carroll benefits Native American school in Montana
Devin Killsback is a student at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., more than 1,800 miles from where she grew up in Montana. But on Saturday, Killsback experienced what she called “a little pow wow away from home” at the 19th annual Morning Star Pow Wow at The John Carroll School...
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Bel Air Academy site owner gets the OK to proceed with apartment/townhouse development
Nearly four years after he purchased the historic Bel Air Academy building at auction, property owner John Zoulis can move ahead with plans to redevelop the site with apartments and townhouses. “We would like to get it in production, to make it viable again and bring it back to life,” Zoulis said...
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HCC trustees approve fiscal 2020 budget request
The Harford Community College Board of Trustees has approved a $50.8 million operating budget and $4.2 million capital budget requests for fiscal 2020. College President Dianna Phillips and her staff have proposed an operating budget that calls for a 1 percent increase in funding from the state,...
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Harford County prepares to sell $40 million in bonds, retains top AAA-bond rating
Harford County will hold its annual bond sale Tuesday, as the county government seeks to raise $40 million to fund 60 capital projects. Harford has also maintained its AAA bond rating, the highest possible rating issued by the country’s three major independent bond-rating agencies — Fitch, Moody’s...