March 14, 2026

Sean LaGrand

Patuxent Riverkeeper Fred Tutman and neighborhood coalition leader Kamita Gray stand at the entrance to the coal ash landfill in Brandywine, MD.

Patuxent Riverkeeper Fred Tutman and neighborhood coalition leader Kamita Gray stand at the entrance to the coal ash landfill in Brandywine, MD.

Sean LaGrand January 22, 2025
Patuxent Riverkeeper Fred Tutman and neighborhood coalition leader Kamita Gray stand at the entrance to the coal...
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Joint Base Andrews Superfund cleanup site at Brandywine DRMO discussion & PFAS at GBACA, Community Meeting. July 19, 2023 @7:30pm Baden Firehouse

Joint Base Andrews Superfund cleanup site at Brandywine DRMO discussion & PFAS at GBACA, Community Meeting. July 19, 2023 @7:30pm Baden Firehouse

Sean LaGrand July 17, 2023
Meeting set to discuss PFAS contamination caused by Joint Base Andrews in southern Prince George’s County, MarylandLevels...
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On April 7th, 2000 one of the worst environmental disaster in Maryland occurred at the Chalk Point Power Plant in Eagle Harbor, Aquasco Maryland, a fuel oil transmission line owned by Pepco ruptured spilling oil that made its way to the Patuxent River.

On April 7th, 2000 one of the worst environmental disaster in Maryland occurred at the Chalk Point Power Plant in Eagle Harbor, Aquasco Maryland, a fuel oil transmission line owned by Pepco ruptured spilling oil that made its way to the Patuxent River.

Sean LaGrand April 7, 2023
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It’s Invasive Species Awareness Week…don’t forget the Spotted Lanternfly! To report a sighting of the Spotted Lanternfly or any egg masses, contact the Maryland Department of Agriculture at (410) 841-5920 or DontBug.MD@maryland.gov as soon as possible.

It’s Invasive Species Awareness Week…don’t forget the Spotted Lanternfly! To report a sighting of the Spotted Lanternfly or any egg masses, contact the Maryland Department of Agriculture at (410) 841-5920 or DontBug.MD@maryland.gov as soon as possible.

Sean LaGrand April 2, 2023
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