Bay-Region Christmas Tree Farms Sales Jump in 2020
If you’ve noticed more friends on social media documenting their trips to choose a live
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Tugboat Sinks Just off Cape Henlopen, Wreck Found
A tugboat sunk last week, just off the Delaware beaches, and now the Coast Guard
VA’s Pamunkey Tribe Studies Endangered Sturgeon
Virginia’s Pamunkey Indian Tribe recently wrapped up a three-year Species Recovery Grant from NOAA Fisheries
2021 Baltimore Boat Show Canceled
It doesn’t come as a shock, but it’s a bummer nonetheless: the Progressive Insurance Baltimore
Capsized Kayaker Stranded in Mud, Hoisted by Helicopter
A kayaker at Patuxent River Park probably pictured a very different end to their paddling
Eelgrass Restoration Brings Long-Lost Goose Species Back to Va.’s Eastern Shore
A long-term restoration project on the seaside of Virginia’s Eastern Shore is paying a special
Eastern Shore Family Gives Hundreds of Wreaths for Chesapeake Veterans’ Tombstones
National Wreaths Across America Day fall on Saturday, the day when volunteers lay holiday wreaths
Va. Adopts 10 Percent Menhaden Harvest Cut
Virginia’s menhaden harvest, now under the control of the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC), has
2,000 Tons of Concrete Added to Artificial Reef off Del. Beaches
Fish off the Delaware beaches got some new holiday habitat this week. The Delaware Department
Bay Loses “Chesapeake Champion”, Former U.S. Sen. Paul Sarbanes
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service The Chesapeake Bay has lost one of its
SLIDESHOW: Boat Parade, Free Maritime Lights Display in St. Michaels
File this one under “good things to come out of the pandemic.” St. Michaels held
Cape Charles Nature Preserve Addition Protects Migratory Birds
There’s good news for the birds who like to vacation on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. The