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.
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A Civil War-themed playground named for Sgt. Alfred B. Hilton was dedicated Monday in the park bearing his name off of Gravel Hill Road, just west of Havre de Grace. Hilton, a Black soldier in the Union Army, is the only person born in Harford County to receive the Medal of Honor.
- Elementary students in Harford County Public Schools will return to school once a week beginning March 1, with middle and high school students to follow March 15.
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- Harford Community College Board of Trustees recently approved a $51.6 million preliminary general operating budget for fiscal year 2022, which reflects the significant impact the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic fallout has had on the college’s finances over the past year.
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- Protesters gathered outside the Bel Air district office of U.S. Rep. Andy Harris verbally tore into the Maryland congressman Thursday afternoon, taking him to task for objecting to Congress’s certification of electoral college votes and his support of President Donald Trump over the past four years.
