NOAA to Share Offshore Wind Data from Mid-Atlantic Waters
Offshore wind farms are coming to the coasts of Maryland and Virginia, and when they
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Cherry Blossoms Threatened: Rising waters trigger change for D.C.’s Tidal Basin
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service A visit to the Tidal Basin in the
Paper Mill to Pay $650K for Toxic Sludge in Potomac River
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service The owners of the closed Luke Paper
$1 Million Cocaine Bust on Bulk Carrier off Annapolis
Federal agents have a lot of questions after finding 44 pounds of cocaine in the
50th Waterfowl Festival Featured Artist is Renowned Sculptor from Baltimore
The Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Md. celebrates its 50th anniversary this November (postponed from 2020
Md. Rockfish Limits Set, Including July Closure
After proposals and public comment, we now know what rockfish limits will look like in
Climate Change Could Boost Spread of Invasive Catfish in Bay
The invasive blue catfish is already spreading throughout the Chesapeake Bay, eating a great deal
Maritime Museum Announces Full Moon Paddles & Other Kayak Experiences
Kayaking and paddle sports took off during the summer of social distancing, and with a
Suez Canal Crisis Delays Several Chesapeake-Bound Ships
Last week’s grounding of a cargo ship across the Suez Canal in Egypt is still
East Coast’s 1st Mermaid Museum Open in Berlin, Md.
Berlin, Maryland was once named America’s Coolest Small Town in a national contest, and now
Watermen Lose Lawsuit over Polluted Oyster Grounds
By Whitney Pipken, Bay Journal News Service The Virginia State Supreme Court has ruled that
Ego Alley to Get New Restaurant from Baltimore’s Atlas Group
The old Fawcett Boat Supplies site near Annapolis City Dock is now a slick, redeveloped