Volunteers remove two tons of trash during '23 Susquehanna River Sweep

DARLINGTON, Md. – More than 240 volunteers gathered in 10 locations in Cecil and Harford counties and removed two tons of trash and debris during Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway’s 23rd

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