You might have noticed the name changed from Brandywine Maryland to Brandywine MDcom.
Before I make the major announcement!, I wanted to go over a few things that may have posed legal ramifications in the future.
If I would have registered “Brandywine Maryland” name, while it is listed as forfeited with the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT), I might would have to change the name later if Brandywine Maryland Industry LLC, revive their business, that is associated with the name Brandywine Maryland with Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT).
Note that the owners of the old entity can file “Articles of Revival” to bring their name back into good standing.
Trademark/Name Issues: Even if you can register the name, the existing entity could argue for “trademark infringement” or “dilution” if your business operates in a similar industry or causes customer confusion.
Therefore the need for the name change was required as Brandywine Maryland evolved, now the;
?? BIG NEWS FOR BRANDYWINE MARYLAND ??
We are excited to announce that our page has officially registered as Brandywine MDcom LLC with Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT)! ??
What this means for you:
On our association Facebook page Brandywine MDcom.
? Same Free Info: We will continue to bring you the latest, free community news, updates, and local highlights you love.
? New Partnerships: We are now accepting local content partners to share their posts, helping to bring more diverse local content to your feed.
Thank you for being a part of our growing community!
The Official Announcement: Brandywine Maryland Evolves
We are thrilled to announce that the Brandywine Maryland Facebook page and community platform has officially registered with the Maryland State Department of Taxation as Brandywine MDcom LLC.
This evolution allows us to better serve our community by partnering with local businesses, while staying true to our mission of sharing free, valuable information for residents.
? What’s Changing?
Content Partnership Program: We are now accepting partners to share posts, websites, and events.
Exclusive Pinned Spots: We are offering two (2) premium pinned spots per month for local businesses.
Price: $30/month.
Perk: Includes sharing your events or website for the entire month.
Deadline: First five businesses to book 10 days before the start of the next month.
Standard Advertising: After the 5 premium spots are taken, businesses can book single posts for $25.
? How to Participate:
Create your promotional post on your own website or Facebook page.
Send the link via email to Web@Brandywinemd.com or by messenger to Brandywine MDcom.
? Guidelines & Policies:
To maintain quality and comply with Meta spaming policies:
All content must agree with Meta policies and guidelines.
The same post will not be shared more than once a week.
A maximum of 5 posts from the same business will be shared each week.
Thank you for supporting Brandywine MDcom LLC as we continue to grow the local community!
Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (.gov)
Key Benefits of a Maryland LLC
Liability Protection: Separates personal assets from business liabilities.
Tax Advantages: Profits/losses pass directly to owners’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
Incentive Programs: Eligible for state programs like the One Maryland Tax Credit, Research and Development Tax Credit, and Maryland Small Business Relief Tax Credit.
MarylandSaves: Access to simple, state-facilitated retirement options for employees.
Credibility: Displays commitment to operating a formal business structure in Maryland.
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News about our Plataforms:
This site encompasses all that pertains to the southeast corner of Prince George’s County, extending slightly over into Charles County. See the statistics page for more information about Brandywine, Aquasco, and Eagle Harbor demographics.
Major local news story in early 2026.
The story of injustice at The Cheltenham Youth Detention Center started to come to light in 2025 but thankfully on March 6, 2026, MD Senate Bill, SB776 passed to fund $200,000 for research towards giving nearly 300 boys who died and or killed at House of Reformation for Colored Boys at Cheltenham a proper ending to their tragic deaths.
SB776 establishes a commission to investigate the history, operations, and resident deaths at the former House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children (now the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center).
Purpose: The commission will account for children buried on the grounds, promote healing, and provide recommendations for systemic reform.
Status: As of March 6, 2026, the Senate passed the bill, allowing it to move forward to investigate the deaths of Black boys at the facility.
Timeline: The commission is required to submit reports, with a final report due by December 31, 2029.
After years of research from her office to uncover the hidden stories of Black children buried in poorly marked graves, DJS Office of Equity and Inclusion Executive Director Tiana Davis followed in the footsteps of giants like Thurgood Marshall and Juanita Jackson Mitchell who fought to end the practice of segregated facilities for children in Maryland as she testified in favor of SB776, creating a commissiont to research the history, operations, and deaths at the House of Reformation and Instruction for Colored Children. Capital News Service has analyzed 142 death certificates from the detention center, formerly known as the House of Reformation for Colored Boys at Cheltenham, the first juvenile detention center for Black boys below the Mason-Dixon Line. An estimated 300 Black youth died while in custody at the House of Reformation between the facility’s founding in 1870 and 1941.Patch have expanded!
- They now have a Patch for Baden, Maryland also other locations, check their community locations for your neighborhood. The new locations were just recently added in December, 2025. Patch also have a job listings page. You can subscribed to Baden Patch and submit articles, list things for sale in the classified section, submit picture of the week, etc.
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There are some changes coming to Brandywine, MD. that have some parents concerned, especially with elementary school age children that attend Baden Elementary or Brandywine Elementary. The two local Baden & Brandywine Elementary Schools are scheduled to be closed by 2028. Watch the Facebook page or news to learn more.
As part of Prince George’s County Public Schools Blueprint Schools Phase II, beginning in late 2024/early 2025, construction of the new Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy (located behind the current Gwynn Park Middle School) will commence. Gwynn Park Middle School will continue to operate during the construction of the new school and will not be relocated. New Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy will combine Brandywine Elementary School, Baden Elementary School and Gwynn Park Middle School populations under one school umbrella. New Brandywine Area PK-8 Academy is scheduled to open for the 2027-2028 school year.
There’s a Brandywine Revitalization Study for a walkable and bikeable community and the Southern Area Aquatic and Recreation Complex is open now with pools and community center activities for all ages. These projects are for the center of the town, whereas the county is protecting the scenic and natural area of the rural tier to the east.
If you’re a new resident, find your local civic association to meet and get updates from your local representatives and community safety officers.
Find local businesses and organizations and learn about area history.
Find events and entertainment in the area check out this page. You can also like our Facebook page. Here’s an additional link where you can buy things for sale by Brandywine residents here.
The cover photograph is provided courtesy of and on location at Robin Hill Farm & Vineyards, part of the Legacy Wine Trail. http://Marylandwine.com
I believe the grape variety in the cover photo, is the Carbernet Franc one of the major black varieties worldwide and a predominantly variety of grape at Robin Hill Farm & Vineyards.
Please note that Brandywine is not an incorporated town and this web site was created by a resident as a community service.
For more information about this site, or suggestions, or how you can add your listing or sponsor this site, contact Sean through this email here (click if you have email software or for web mail, type out the email in the image): Brandy20613@gmail.com
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