Lower, Upper Bay Underwater Grasses Flourish as Mid-Bay Grasses Decline
Underwater grasses continued to mount a comeback in the lower Chesapeake Bay last year, while
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Man Dies from Propeller Strike at Marina on Potomac River
The St. Mary’s County boating community is shaken after a tragic accident at Point Lookout
NTSB Report: Superyacht Lovebug’s Door Was Left Open Prior to Capsizing
Anyone who was out in the middle Chesapeake Bay on July 27, 2024, remembers the
Where the Susquehanna Meets the Bay: Havre de Grace Protected by New Shoreline
At the mouth of the Susquehanna River, the largest tributary of the Chesapeake Bay, water
100th Chincoteague Pony Swim Sees Increased Security Presence, Says Captain of the Port
The Chincoteague Pony Swim and Auction is celebrating its 100th anniversary today, as spectators on
Oyster Planting Crusaders Work Hand-in-Hand with Hatchery to Finish Manokin River Sanctuary
In the next month or so, the Chesapeake Bay will celebrate something big: the completion
18-Year-old from ESVA Drowns at Assateague Outside Lifeguard Zone
An 18-year-old boy from Virginia’s Eastern Shore lost his life swimming at Assateague Island National
Queen Anne’s Family Farm Permanently Protected As County Surpasses Farmland Conservation Goals
An idyllic creekside family farm near Church Hill, Maryland, will continue forever in its natural
Bay’s Longest-Running Ferry Out of Service for Unscheduled Repair
If you’re planning a late-summer visit to Talbot County, here’s a heads up. The Oxford-Bellevue
Man Fights Flesh-eating Bacteria after Exposure at Annapolis Pier
An Annapolis woman wants to warn people on the Chesapeake Bay about the danger of
Rescue Swimmer Saves Dog at Marina on Middle River
In children’s books, the fire department is often called to rescue kittens from trees. In
Raw Sewage Still Flowing into Potomac River Waterways, Two Months after Western MD Floods
Serious flooding in Western Maryland made national headlines back in May, when more than five