Potomac Waterfowl Hunters Charged with Baiting
Duck hunting season is underway, and Maryland Natural Resources Police are cracking down on illegal
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Firefighting Foam Concerns in Severn River Headwaters
Severn River advocates called it a UFO: unidentified floating object. And it does look a
Lighted Boat Parades to Go On in 2020
It’s been a tough year for time-honored annual traditions. But there’s one piece of holiday
Mid-Atlantic Seismic Blasts Halted
Oil and gas drilling companies are standing down from seismic testing in the Atlantic Ocean
Outdoor Exhibit Honors Female Bethlehem Steel Workers
The Baltimore Museum Industry (BMI) has a new exhibit on display at the southeast side
Navy’s Newest Frigate Ships Named for USS Constellation
The U.S. Navy is coming full circle with its newest class of frigates—naming the first
Trapped Pelican Rescued from Kiptopeke Ship
A pelican with a stuck wing was rescued from Kiptopeke State Park in Cape Charles,
Anacostia Pollution “Hot Spots” to be Dredged
By Tim Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service The Anacostia River, once dubbed the “forgotten river”
Cape Charles Yacht Center to Take Over Town-Owned Marina
Two marine companies in Cape Charles are coming together, and it’ll likely to bring a
Md. State Parks Hit New Attendance Record
It’s not your imagination: there are a lot more people out in the Bay region’s
Nauticus, Now Free for Teachers, Opens New Exhibit
Nauticus, Norfolk’s maritime science center, has just announced that Virginia teachers will get free admission
Bay Conservation Bill on President Trump’s Desk
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a