Baby Grey Seal Strandings Could Suggest New Colony on Mid-Atlantic Coast
It’s not unusual to hear that the National Aquarium in Baltimore’s animal rehabilitation center has
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48-Hour Ultimatum over Baltimore Sewage Plant Violations
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Warning of worsening problems at Baltimore’s troubled
Monacan Indian Burial Ground Saved from Development
Last week, a Virginia tribe’s sacred home and burial ground was saved from development, thanks
1st Osprey Festival to be Held in Southern Md.
Spring is officially here, and along with warmer temperatures and longer daylight, the Bay happily
Boaters, Marine Industry Closely Watch Impact of Gas Prices This Spring
On Friday, March 18, Maryland became the first state in the country to temporarily remove
NOAA Donates Groundbreaking Data Buoy to Museum
Annapolis Maritime Museum is now the proud owner of an historic Chesapeake Bay buoy. Longtime
Chesapeake Beach Marina Fire Damages 3 Docked Boats
Police are investigating a three-boat fire at the Rod ‘N’ Reel Marina, part of the
Body Recovered off Chincoteague Likely Missing Duck Hunter, 17
A tragic boating accident back in January has reached its conclusion two months later, as
Spring Boat Shows Return to Normal after Combined 2021 Sail & Power Show
After an unusual couple of years, the Annapolis Boat Shows’ spring sailboat and powerboat shows
Medical Glove Maker Brings 2,000 Jobs to Sparrows Point
Medical gloves, masks, and other PPE have never been so in-demand as they have the
$1.5 Million Electric Ferry Funding Approved for Annapolis City Dock
The Annapolis mayor’s dream of bringing one of the first all-electric city ferries to the
Cooler Water Meant Giant Sharks, Calvert Paleontologist’s Study Finds
Calvert Marine Museum (CMM), at the forefront of prehistoric shark research, has helped uncover new