Salvage Co. Believes It’s Found Submarine Wreckage Off Ocean City
A shipwreck salvage company believes it has discovered an American submarine from the 1930s off
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Bay Says Goodbye to Classic Va. Deadrise Boatbuilder
“Mr. Edward” Diggs, an iconic builder of deadrise workboats, left the Chesapeake Bay for good
Norfolk Flood Resilience Project to Transform Neighborhood Waterfront
Communities throughout the Chesapeake Bay are dealing with increased flooding, and Norfolk often gets just
Potomac River Health Grade Sees First Decline in a Decade
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service After a decade of steady improvement, the Potomac
Man Rescued from Amphibious ATV in Potomac River
A most unusual water rescue unfolded in the Potomac River last week, and thankfully emergency
Smithsonian Researchers Track Endangered Shark Species
Researchers at the Rhode River-based Smithsonian Environmental Researcher Center (SERC) have good news to report
VIDEO: 958-Ft. Baltimore-Bound Ship Rescues Two from Sailboat in Rough Seas
A bulk carrier headed for the Port of Baltimore saved two people from a sailboat,
Va. Oyster Shell Recycling Record
Last week Bay Bulletin reported on a record number of Chesapeake Bay oysters shucked; this
Historic Oyster House Site Revitalization on Nanticoke River Underway
The centerpiece of a revitalization project along the Seaford River Walk on the Nanticoke River
Hunters, Lab Puppy Rescued from Water on Upper Bay
Three hunters and a lab puppy escaped the dangerously cold water on Seneca Creek, thanks
James River Tree Planting Effort Expands to $2.7 Million; Volunteers Needed
The James River Buffer Program (JRBP), a 2019 effort to put trees along private shoreline
Shipwreck Removal Begins 1 Year after Baltimore-Bound Auto Carrier Capsized
The Golden Ray was a Korean cargo ship bound for Baltimore with shipments of new