Washed Ashore: Norfolk Art Makes Bold Statement on Marine Pollution
More than a dozen massive sculptures of marine life are now on display at Norfolk
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Search Called Off for Woman Lost at Sea Sailing to Annapolis
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a 52-year-old sailor who reportedly fellow overboard
Battling Invasive Plants with Work Gloves
A just-launched pilot program in the Annapolis area calls on people to get their hands
Kiptopeke State Park Debuts New Visitor Center
Visitors to Virginia’s Kiptopeke State Park, at the southern tip of Virginia’s Eastern Shore, have
Antique Boats Abound in St. Michaels This Month
Dreaming of a shiny new boat with cutting-edge technology is fun, but nothing beats the
Thomas Point Light U.S. Postage Stamp to be Released
The U.S. Postal Service’s newest collection of mid-Atlantic lighthouse stamps confirms what we on the
“Druid of the Chesapeake” Honored with Award
He spent three and a half decades protecting the Chesapeake Bay from possible harm, and
EPA to Prioritize Pollution Cleanup on Bear Creek Near Sparrows Point Industrial Site
There’s promising news for Bear Creek on the Patapsco River. The area near the former
Sunken Vessel Warning in James River
How many sunken vessels are sitting on the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay and its
Rare Male-Female Crab Finds Home at Lower Eastern Shore Museum
If you’ve been around the Chesapeake Bay awhile, it’s likely you know the telltale signs
Buried at Sea: Underwater Memorial Plots for Sale in the Chesapeake
Funeral planning. It’s something no one wants to do. But a company in Gloucester County,
Above-Average Atlantic Hurricane Season in the Works … Again
The Atlantic hurricane season officially begins Tuesday, June 1, and we’ve seen some doozies in