Va. Boaters Oppose USCG Plan to Cut Station to Seasonal-Only
The U. S. Coast Guard (USCG) is proposing to reduce USCG Station Milford Haven near
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Bay-Region Bird Illnesses Decline, Bird Feeders Safe to Fill
Both the state of Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources and Virginia’s Department of Wildlife Resources
Search for Reported Missing Swimmer on York River
Multiple first responders searched the York River for a man who reportedly went into the
Multiple Waterspouts Spotted on Bay in Recent Days
It’s no surprise that thunderstorms and severe weather are cropping up several afternoons a week
Annapolis City Dock to Get Slave Trade Port Marker
It’s a grim part of Annapolis’s waterfront past: the city was one of the Chesapeake
Chesapeake DolphinWatch App to Release Book
If you live around the Chesapeake and head out on the water from time to
Major Cruises from Baltimore to Resume in Three Weeks, More Cruise Lines to Return
They generated some of the earliest headlines in the COVID-19 pandemic, and now, some 18
50+ Mile Stretch of Shenandoah Closed to Water Contact Due to Algal Blooms
Last week, the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) closed the 52.5-mile section of the Shenandoah
Retriever Puppy Swept Away from Beach, Rescued by Marine Police
What could be more fun than taking a water-loving puppy to the beach? You can
Daughter of Reedville Fisherman’s Museum Founder Named President
A good recipe for success in any venture is passion, love of a cause and
Solar-Powered Adaptive Boating Center Dedicated to Late CRAB Board Member
In a fitting tribute to a late Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB) board member, the
Historic Marker Highlights Deltaville Lighthouse’s Role in Slavery Escape
Before Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1, 1863 that freed southern slaves, Stingray Point