Competitive Eater Tackles All of Phillips’ Crab Dishes—in One Sitting
Lots of people who dine at Phillips Seafood order the crabcakes or other crab dishes—after
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Aquarium Takes in 30 Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles
When the weather gets colder, we bundle up in coats. But that’s not an option
Hampton Roads Test Flood Sensors
Roadways in southeast Virginia are prone to flooding. Some areas flood during heavy rains, and some
Sand Mine Spill Turns Eastern Shore Creek Bright Green
Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service A sand and gravel mine on the Eastern Shore
Bay Mourns Patuxent Champion, Former State Sen. Bernie Fowler
Advocates for the Chesapeake Bay are remembering former Maryland State Senator Bernie Fowler, a lifelong
New Reef Structures Tested for Living Shorelines on Nansemond River
Bulkheads and riprap are out. Living shorelines are in. Now, a partnership between the Nansemond River
Southern Md. Farmer-Waterman Wins Conservation Award
Persistence Creek Farm, a family–owned farm and seafood business in Charles County, has won Maryland’s
Va. County Sued Over Repeated James River Sewage Leaks
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service Three environmental organizations are suing Virginia’s Henrico County
CBF Honors Longest-Serving Oyster Volunteer, 95
Williamsburg’s Walter Zadan is amazing. At the age of 95 years, he still insists that
Only on the Bay: Go See These Waterfront Holiday Happenings
Here on the Bay, we love our lighted boat parades. But there are a lot
Crab Claw Fossil Up to 2 Million Years Old Found on Assateague Beach
There’s nothing notable about finding a crab claw washed up on the beach in Maryland—unless
Special Delivery: Tangier Holly Run Helps Islanders by Air
Clear skies, light winds, and a brisk morning welcomed pilots, passengers, and planes from throughout