Port of Virginia Provides Temporary Home to Cruise Ships
With the cruise industry (voluntarily) shut down, a lot of cruise ships and their crews
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Blue Angels, Thunderbirds to Perform Flyover of Baltimore, D.C.
The Navy’s spine-tingling Flight Demonstration Squad, the Blue Angels and their Air Force peers, the
Historic Vote on Menhaden Brings Va. into Compliance
After a tumultuous few years for menhaden management in Virginia, the state will avoid a
New Md. Icebreaker Boat to Replace Tawes
She and her crew have been out in the Chesapeake Bay’s most extreme conditions, and
Virus & Visa Shortage a One-Two Punch for Crab Season
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Crab season is off to a slow
Cape May-Lewes Ferry Carries Freight to Reduce People Crossing State Lines
For the first time in its history, the Cape May-Lewes ferry, traditionally used by vehicles
Susquehanna Seen from Space: New Image from Space Station Released
It’s a view of the Susquehanna River that most of us will never see. Astronauts
Get Boating-Ready While Waiting out Coronavirus
We can’t control restrictions on recreational boating or the vast, boring weekends spent under a
Md. Lawmakers: Boating Ban Could be Eased This Week
As three states just to our north lift restrictions on the recreational boating industry, Maryland
$20 Million Awarded to Small Shipyards, Including Two on Bay
The COVID-19 pandemic has delivered a blow to nearly every kind of business, but there’s
Pride II Sails the Bay on Virtual Voyage
The Pride of Baltimore II, the tall ship that serves as a floating ambassador for
NWS Proposes Renaming “Small Craft Advisory”
The National Weather Service (NWS) is considering a big change to the way it warns