Mr. Trash Wheel Sets Guinness World Record
The Baltimore Harbor’s solar-powered trash interceptor, better known as Mr. Trash Wheel, now holds a
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Longtime Gloucester, Va. Sailboat Builder Passes Away
A Virginia sailboat builder and founder of a local yacht club has died at the
1st-Time Trade: Offsetting Pollution with Oyster Investments
It may be the future of offsetting nutrient pollution in the Chesapeake Bay. For the
Conowingo Dam Fish Lift “Non-Essential,” Shad May Suffer
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service By this time in a typical year,
Va. Charter Fishing to Reopen Friday, Beaches Still Restricted
Chartering fishing boats are allowed to operate again beginning this Friday, but with strings attached.
Quarantine Improves Bay Air Quality, but for How Long?
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service Human life has been on a near-universal lockdown
Historic Naval Training Center Burns Down on Susquehanna River
What was left of an historic building on the former Bainbridge Naval Training Center in
Maryland Rec. Boating Ban Lifted
Beginning Thursday morning, May 7, Maryland boaters can legally go out for a cruise or
Bay Bridge Cashless Tolling to Finish Early, EZPass Deadline Extended
When the Bay region’s stay-at-home orders are eventually lifted, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge will be
Ocean City to Reopen Beach, Boardwalk on Saturday
Ocean City, Maryland, the Eastern Shore’s vacation mecca, plans to reopen its beaches, inlets, and
Take in the Chesapeake Film Festival from Home
When social distancing began, a lot of people gleefully set about bingeing on all the
Study: Humpbacks at Risk of Ship Strikes in Mouth of Bay
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service He was known by a number in life.