October 13th, 2017 by WCBC Radio

At noon on Saturday, October 14, over a hundred concerned West Virginia and Maryland residents will join hands over the Potomac River to send a powerful message urging Governor Hogan stop TransCanada from building a fracked-gas pipeline underneath the treasured river.

 

The group of elected leaders, environmental and social justice advocates, landowners and concerned citizens will stand hand-in hand to span the James Rumsey Bridge over the Potomac River in Western Maryland. By connecting the Maryland side of the river to West Virginia, the group will show that they stand as a united front in protesting this pipeline.