(September 10th, 2006) - In a day of bringing together people and celebrating community pride, Paula Mullis walked and talked with potential voters on a number of issues at the "Unity in the Community" event in Aberdeen, MD. Once again Paula showed that it didn't matter to her who the person was, and in many cases who their party affiliation was, as she spent nearly two hours fielding questions from quite a few voters. And the theme continued to be a familiar one from Paula's door-to-door campaign; Education and Crime, issues in which Paula has specific plans to take on.

Amongst the other candidates running for office, Paula was the only candidate from District A who took the time to come to talk to the people. And she was honored at the event by being introduced from the stage by Minister Horace Tittle. "Know your candidate. This is your candidate for Harford County Council, District A. This is the woman!", Tittle said as Paula waved from the crowd.

Paula Mullis is a Republican candidate for the Harford County Council - District A. Harford County's Primary Elections will be held on September 12th, 2006.

About Unity in the Community:
Unity in the Community was held from 11 a.m. to dusk in Festival Park, at Franklin and Parke streets in Aberdeen. The day featured debut performances by the Unity in the Community Adult Choir and Youth Chorale, as well as other choirs, groups and ensembles from Harford and Cecil counties, and the Maryland Mass Choir from Baltimore.

(September 1st, 2006) - Twelve days before the Harford County Election Primaries, Harford County's main newspaper The Aegis endorsed Paula Mullis, a Republican Candidate for the Harford County Council.

Citing her passion, they agree that Paula "gives voice to a common concern expressed in Joppatowne and Edgewood that the declining reputations of those communities, and their rampant crime problems, need to be addressed."

In going door-to-door throughout communities in Edgewood, the concerned citizens seem to agree. Paula's support in the community continues to grow on both the Republican and Democrat side. Even many who were not able to vote on the Republican side of the Primary still asked for a Paula Mullis yard sign and pledged to support her in the General Election.

Again citing Paula's passion for wanting to fixing the crime problems in Edgewood, The Aegis endorsement simply says:

Paula Mullis is a Republican candidate for the Harford County Council - District A. Harford County's Primary Elections will be held on September 12th, 2006.

The Aegis is published by Homestead Publishing, and has been publishing Harford County's history from its Bel Air, Maryland headquarters since 1856.

(August 30th, 2006) - Paula Mullis, Republican Candidate for the Harford County Council - District A, appeared on Kingdom Radio - WJSS NewsTalk 1330 in a 30 minute interview with Minister Horace Tittle. As a follow up to her appearances at the Bel Air Fraternal Order of Police Candidate Forum, and the Edgewood Community Council Candidate Forum, Paula used her time with Minister Tittle to answer questions about the issues facing our community and her solutions for the ongoing problems of crime and quality of education in Edgewood schools. Paula also talked about empowering and exciting the community to help take back their streets and schools, backed by the power of the County Council.

"This candidacy isn't about me," said Paula. "This is about YOU, the people in our community. And I promise you, I will not turn my back on you. I will hold myself accountable for my results, just as I expect to hold other accountable for theirs."

When asked about specifics pertaining to crime, Paula reiterated her desire to work with the Harford County Sheriff's Department by using the County Council to provide them with every resource they need. She also went into more specifics about setting up a form of Auxillary Police; which would be able to respond to non-critical or non-dangerous situations, keeping Deputies and State Police freed up and on the streets.

On the subject of education, Paula repeated her promise to hold immediate meetings with the Harford County Board of Education and school administrators to figure out what is wrong in the failing Edgewood schools and work on the solution using the power of the County Council. Paula also repeated her strong stance on getting faith-based programs together with the local churches, and touted her work on the Edgewood Community Council's Ministerial Alliance.

Paula Mullis is a Republican candidate for the Harford County Council - District A. Harford County's Primary Elections will be held on September 12th, 2006.

WJSS NewsTalk 1330 is located on 1330am, and can also be streamed on the Internet at http://wjss1330.net.

About NewsTalk 1330:
NewsTalk1330 features some of the best and most popular news/talk programs in the country including The Dave Ramsey Show, local and national sports, and up to the minute information from Metro Traffic and Weather.

News Talk 1330 gives the areas of Harford, Baltimore, and Cecil counties the best opportunity to find out how the latest international, national, and local news will impact them. The station presents local religious and family oriented programs and aim to maintain a mission of inspiration and goodwill to the community.

Located in Havre de Grace, WJSS signal reaches the Northern Baltimore Metro area, Annapolis, the Upper Eastern Shore of Maryland, all the major cities of northeastern Delaware and Southeastern New Jersey which include Bridgeton, Salem, and Camden, as well as southern Pennsylvania including York, Lancaster, and West Chester.