Navigation Workshop for the Tech-Challenged Offered
As the Chesapeake Bay sees more new (and upgrading) boat owners going into the spring,
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Md.’s First Record Flathead Catfish Caught in Havre de Grace
Cecil County, Maryland angler Joshua Dixon just became the first person to hold the state
Md. Provides $9 Million and Counting in COVID Relief to Watermen and Farmers
The state of Maryland has now handed out more than $9 million to local producers—like
St. Marys River Sewage Overflow Shuts Down Oyster Harvest
The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has announced a nearly month-long emergency closure for
SLIDESHOW: Miles River Historic Estate Listed for $40 Million
The most expensive estate for sale in Maryland right now is also one of its
Bay Health D+ Grade Drops Further, Rockfish Score Plummets
The Chesapeake Bay’s health score has dropped slightly over the past two years, from an
Boat Boom: New Powerboat Sales Hit 13-Year High in 2020
Among the surprising positive impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chesapeake region has seen a
Potomac River’s Last Historic Ferry Shut Down in Court Ruling
Historic White’s Ferry, the last of the 100 ferries that once operated on the Potomac
70+ Forested Acres Protected Along South River Tributary
In densely-populated Anne Arundel County, Md., a nearly-71-acre forested property is now protected from future
Truck Driver Presumed Dead after Crash off Bay Bridge-Tunnel
The search has been suspended for the driver of a tractor trailer that crashed off
Back-to-Back Sewage Spills Close Stoney Creek Tributary
Two sewage spills in just nine days on a tributary of Stoney Creek have prompted
Va. Invests in Farm Conservation, Building Progress in Stream Protection
Virginia’s livestock farmers are fencing more pasture streambanks and growing broader vegetated buffers that filter