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By Carl Hamilton cahamilton@cecilwhig.com Jul 29, 2021 Court ELKTON — A former Cecil County Elections Board deputy director accused of backdating a mandatory campaign financial disclosure form submitted by then-candidate Danielle Hornberger, who was running for county executive, received probation before judgment Thursday after accepting a plea deal. The intentional tampering by the defendant — Lora Walters, 57, of North East — called into question the validity of Hornberger’s candidacy and, moreover, her victory over incumbent Alan J. McCarthy in the June 2020 Republican primary, which led to her winning the county executive post in the November 2020 election. During the courtroom hearing on Thursday, the defense maintained that Walters had acted covertly and unilaterally to conceal a mistake she had made while handling the original form that had been submitted by Hornberger.

Ex-county elections worker gets probation before judgment

ELKTON — A former Cecil County Elections Board deputy director accused of backdating a mandatory campaign financial disclosure form submitted by then-candidate Danielle Hornberger, who was running for county executive, received probation before judgment Thursday after accepting a plea deal. The intentional tampering by the defendant — Lora Walters, 57, of North East — called into question the validity of Hornberger’s candidacy and, moreover, her victory over incumbent Alan J. McCarthy in the June 2020 Republican primary, which led to her winning the county executive post in the November 2020 election. During the courtroom hearing on Thursday, the defense maintained that Walters had acted covertly and unilaterally to conceal a mistake she had made while handling the original form that had been submitted by Hornberger.

AgriCulture: News from the fields, farms and beyond

Susky River Beverage Co. is busy making beer and other beverages from its own hops, wheat and paw paws on the farm at 80 Alstone Farm Lane in Perryville. However don’t expect to sip any of these unique concoctions for a few more months according to Jason Robertson, the man with many titles at Susky River Beverage Co. “We won’t be licensed until October,” Robertson, the vice president, chief operating officer, business manager, partner and brewer, said of the farm brewery on 59 acres off of Frenchtown Road. Robertson plans to have a private gathering beforehand and then introduce the craft beer to the public along with the wooded trails and scenic water views.

Cecil County liquor board opts out of alcohol delivery

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