Live-Virtual Chesapeake Film Festival Underway
The Chesapeake Film Festival is officially underway on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The Easton-based festival opened
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Bay Governors Sign Climate Change Directive
The governors of the Chesapeake Bay watershed states and D.C. have signed a directive that
Master of Japanese Boatbuilding Gives Demo at Maritime Museum
It’s no secret that a lot of old-fashioned boatbuilding goes on at the Chesapeake Bay
Pumpkin Spice Crabcakes: Would you Try One?
You’ve seen the tofu crabcake Bay Bulletin reported on last week. Now here’s another one
Museum Ship’s Anchor Theft Still a Mystery
No matter who you ask about the recent theft at the Poquoson Museum in Hampton
New Device to Keep Terrapins from Drowning in Crab Traps
The Chesapeake region has many turtles: land turtles, freshwater turtles, even sea turtles. However, there’s
Pawpaw Festival to Benefit Upper Bay Wildlife Rescue
What’s a pawpaw? If you’ve never seen one of these Chesapeake-region native fruits in real
32 Bay Beaches, 5 Days: Chesapeake Advocate Creates Vacation Challenge
She leads communications for Chesapeake Conservancy, pushing to get the Chesapeake Bay recognized as a
SLIDESHOW: 95th Hampton Cup Powerboat Regatta Goes on After Wind Delays
A go-fast powerboat regatta in Hampton, Va. has been held since 1926, so high winds
2,900 Acres of Cambridge Mansion Property Now Protected Land
Tudor Farms, built as the weekend retreat of a high-profile hedge fund billionaire in Cambridge,
Truckloads of Shad Moved Upstream of Conowingo Dam
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The long-running effort to get American shad back
Watch Out for Giant Fish as Sturgeon Spawn Peaks
It’s a wild time of year on some Virginia rivers. Fish, larger than grown men,