Tag: public information officer
Neuman appoints new Public Information Officer
Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman has announced the appointment of Meredith L. Thompson to the position of Public Information Officer. Thompson previously served as Public Affairs Specialist, where she assisted the Public Information Officer with communication efforts. “Meredith is an extraordinarily talented writer and communicator who is committed to transparency in delivery of information to […]
Pantelides Makes First Two Political Appointments
Mayor-elect Michael J. Pantelides announced the first two appointments to his team. Timothy D. Murnane, Esq. will serve as the City Attorney and Rhonda Wardlaw will serve as the City’s Public Information Officer, also referred to as Communications Officer. Mr. Murnane has been a trial attorney for more than 30 years. He has served as a […]
Anne Arundel County Police Promote Three
Today, Anne Arundel County Police Department will be promoting three officers from the Southern District. Sgt. John Gilmer began his law enforcement career with the Maryland Transportation Authority Police Department in October of 1995 after completing nearly 2 years as a Police Cadet. In October of 1998 Sgt. Gilmer transferred to the Anne Arundel County […]
Police Looking For Local Victims Of Lundskow
Anne Arundel County detectives are investigating to determine if there were any local victims of George “Nick:” Lundskow. Lundskow, was arrested last week on charges that he solicited sex from a minor during several Yahoo chat sessions with an undercover agent with the Child Predator Unit of the Pennsylvania Attorney General. In the Police Criminal Complaint (caution, […]
Correction And Apology
Earlier this week, we repoorted on Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer and her recent blog postings on the Mayor’s “Official” blog. In that entry, we completely mischaracterized a lack of response to our inquiry. When we contacted the City’s Public Information Officer (PIO) Rhonda Wardlaw, we received an autoreply email that she was out of town. […]
