Va. “Turtle Lady” Remembered for Dedication to Marine Wildlife
Marian Childress, arguably the most dedicated volunteer with the Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center’s
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Rappahannock Kayaker Swept Away by Current
Search crews in Fredericksburg, Virginia have recovered the body of a kayaker missing after an
Coast Guard Cracks down on Mid-Atlantic Illegal Charters
The U.S. Coast Guard is back on the hunt for illegal charter boat operators in
Phillips Seafood President’s Waterfront Home Listed at $25 Million
Steve Phillips, President and CEO of Phillips Seafood Restaurants and Founder of Phillips Foods, and
Invasive, “Aggressive” Crayfish Threatens Bay Watershed
By Ad Crable, Bay Journal News Service Crawdad, crawfish, crayfish. No matter what you call
Rare Seal Sighting in Tidal James River
An unusual sighting has people talking on the James River—including scientists—a grey seal way up
South River Boat Collision Leaves One Person Missing
A recovery mission is underway for a missing man on the South River, after a
Md. Proclaims Sept. Underground Railroad Month
The Chesapeake Bay region and the state of Maryland hold some of the best-documented history
Nansemond Indian Nation Joins Oyster Alliance
Two and a half years after Virginia’s Nansemond Indian Nation received federal recognition, the tribe
Upper Potomac Riverkeeper Fights “Forever Chemicals”
On March 26, while much of the world had shut down, Upper Potomac Riverkeeper Brent
Six Rescued from Powerboat Fire off Ocean City
When a 54-foot powerboat caught fire off Ocean City, Maryland on Thursday, multiple other boaters
Port of Baltimore Sets Single-Ship Container Record
It’s a milestone for the Port of Baltimore: Longshore workers at the Seagirt Marine Terminal