Va. Waterfront Comes Back to Life
Shucked oysters, draft beers, and relaxing on the beach are just some of the things
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USNA Graduation Breaks with Tradition
On May 22, the day they thought they’d be walking across a stage and throwing
Survey: Blue Crab Population “Robust”, Demand High
By Jeremy Cox & Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service A survey that historically
Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season Predicted for 2020
It may come as no surprise that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is
Ocean City, Md. Rentals Reopen to High Demand
If your dreams of the perfect weekend include sand, surf and boardwalk fries capped off
Chincoteague Pony Swim Canceled for 1st Time in 78 Years
The world-famous pony swim that happens every July in Chincoteague, Virginia is officially canceled. It
Bay Foundation & Downstream States Plan to Sue EPA over Clean Water Act
The attorneys general of Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., together with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Va. Nurse Sails to NYC to Support COVID Patients
Rachel Hartley and her husband Taylor are used to taking friends and family out boating
Last of 86 Cranes Delivered to Port of Va., Making History
The Port of Virginia’s last round of automated stacking cranes has just been delivered from
Md. Boating Update: Races, Fishing Tournaments are Allowed
When Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced he was lifting the state’s stay-at-home order and relaxing
Museum’s Jay Fleming “Island Life” Exhibit Launches Virtually
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s (CBMM) St. Michaels campus may still be closed but that
Study: Bay Rockfish Die at Twice the Rate of Those in Atlantic
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Striped bass that stay year-round in the