PVRC Endorses Steve

by hillary on July 23, 2010

PATAPSCO VALLEY REPUBLICAN CLUB
NEWS RELEASE
IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                             23 JULY 2010

PVRC ENDORSES CANDIDATES FOR UPCOMING PRIMARY
CATONSVILLE, Maryland – The Patapsco Valley Republican Club (PVRC) has announced its endorsements of candidates for the Maryland Republican primary in September.
Candidates that received the club’s support included former Gov. Bob Ehrlich for Governor, Rick [...]

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Whisler Chimes In On County Sign Issues

by hillary on July 9, 2010

If you haven’t been following the Baltimore County political sign debacle, now might be a good time to jump on board.  In a nutshell, Steve Kolbe from Towson puts up a 4×8 Ehrlich sign on his private property.  County code enforcer gets an “anonymous tip” and forces Kolbe to take the sign down.  Kolbe takes [...]

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Relay for Life, Support Whisler Walking

by hillary on June 8, 2010

Everyone knows someone affected by the big bad “C” word.  My first real experience with it came when I was pregnant with my first child. I vividly remember getting the phone call from my Dad. He had kidney cancer and it was stage 4.  At the time, I knew nothing about cancer, except that it [...]

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Former Delegate Ellen Sauerbrey Endorses Steve Whisler for Baltimore County Council
Catonsville, MD, June 1, 2010 — Former Maryland State Delegate Ellen Sauerbrey endorsed Steve Whisler in the 2010 Baltimore County Council race for District 1. Steve is running for the seat being vacated by Councilman Sam Moxley.
Ellen, former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, [...]

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Remember

by hillary on May 27, 2010

Here’s to all the men and women who have given their lives as a sacrifice for the freedoms we so often take for granted.  And for those of you who continue to put your lives on the line, we salute and support you in all that you do.  If it weren’t for you, there would [...]

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Whisler Happenings May 24

by hillary on May 25, 2010

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From the Man Himself:
Thank you to everyone who has volunteered your time to help me sign wave, make phone calls, and go door-to-door. Our campaign field operations are so important and helps ensure that we reach out to more than 65,000 registered voters in our district. Please devote just [...]

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Whisler Happenings May 4-10th

by hillary on May 4, 2010

 

 

 
 
 

Phone Bank Tuesday!!!
We need to borrow you and your voice for a couple hours any and every Tuesday night you are available, unless, of course, you develop laryngitis. Meet us at 5782 Main Street, Elkridge Tuesday, April 27th at 6:30 pm. Don’t worry, you’re not asking for money…just a friendly, quick  phone call to friendly [...]

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Our Weekly Newsletter: April 22

by hillary on April 22, 2010

Phone Bank Tuesday!!!
Do you have one of those “phone” voices? No? Do you have a voice at all? Great, then we need to borrow it for a couple hours next Tuesday and every week thereafter. Meet us at 5782 Main Street, Elkridge Tuesday, April 20th at 6:30 pm.
Don’t worry, you’re not asking for money…just a [...]

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Grants Available from “Youth as Resources”

by hillary on March 30, 2010

Written by Kristin Shields:
Attention Baltimore County Youth: If you have an idea for building community, this message is for you!
Baltimore’s own youth-led group, Youth As Resources, has available funds and is offering grants to young people up to age 21 who would like to see their ideas carried out for the good [...]

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UMBC Student Comments on Illegal Immigration

by Betsy Merena on March 26, 2010

Kristen Shields, a freshman at UMBC, shares her testimony on how illegal immigration effects her generation:
Every senior in high school who aspires to attend college knows the high demands that exist when embarking on this journey. One of the most daunting hurdles in life is applying to colleges, making those challenging life decisions, and ultimately [...]

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