At Long Last, Smith Island Gets High-Speed Internet
Smith Island, known for being one of Maryland’s most remote residential areas, now has broadband
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Town of Chincoteague Approves Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides
It stands as one of the most popular East Coast cultural traditions: the Chincoteague ponies.
DC Surprise: Alligator Caught in Washington Channel at the Wharf
Living on a houseboat is a great way to observe a wide variety of marine
Virginia Cruising to Get Boost in 2027 Thanks to Carnival, Norwegian
Norfolk will continue to expand its cruise ship offerings in the years to come, according
What’s Next for Coal Carrier Damaged in Explosion at Key Bridge Site?
For more than a month, the bulk carrier that suffered a large explosion outside the
Norfolk Finds Success with Flood-Fighting Measures
As one of the most flood-prone places on the Bay, the city of Norfolk has
Maryland Offshore Wind Project on Hold as Feds Vacate Permit
The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) acted to “vacate” or render a federal permit invalid
Chesapeake Cowboys Roar into Havre de Grace for New Docking Competition, Lights Parade
The Chesapeake Cowboys’ competitive boat-docking performances captivate spectators all over the Bay, but nearly all
Yorktown Hosts Special Screening of Ken Burns Film “The American Revolution”
When we think of American history filmmaking, we think of Ken Burns. His films The
Second Fire in 2.5 Years at Embattled Baltimore Wastewater Treatment Plant
Baltimore’s largest wastewater treatment plant, on the west bank of Back River, has suffered its
Search for Woman Missing from Crisfield Marina Dock Ends in Tragedy
A woman visiting Crisfield for a trawler owners’ gathering went missing from Somers Cove Marina,
Invasive Lanternflies Bugging You? Here’s How to Fight Them Without Hurting Other Wildlife
We’ve been warned about its arrival for a few years now, but this is the