Bay Ports Reduce Operations as Terminal Traffic Drops
The Port of Virgina has just closed the Portsmouth Marine Terminal’s container operations as the
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Richmond Brewery Hosts Live Virtual Beer Tastings
Now that Zoom happy hours have become the new norm for friends who want to
Md. Study: Bay Crossing Ferry Wouldn’t Help Bridge Backups by Itself
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service A new state-sponsored study argues that a car-carrying
NJ Men Caught with 66 Undersized Rockfish
Two New Jersey men face thousands of dollars in fines after NJ Conservation Police officers
Military’s Largest Helicopter Gets 1st Air-to-Air Refueling over Chesapeake Bay
A heavy-lift helicopter built for the U.S. Marines to haul troops and equipment from ship
SLIDESHOW: Wild Wind, Storms Rock Waterfront
The Bay states’ stay-at-home order was especially important to follow Monday as extreme weather–in addition
SLIDESHOW: Smith Island Holds “Boat-in” Easter Service
By Jay Fleming On Easter Sunday, six boats from the three Smith Island, Maryland communities
Cold Water Warning as Paddle Sports Remain Legal
By Ad Crable, Bay Journal News Service It happens every April and early May across
Md. Rockfish Proposal Includes Mid-August Season Closure
One 19-inch fish per day and no fishing for two weeks in August: these are
Md. Updates Boating Restrictions, Va. Boating Remains Legal
On the Chesapeake Bay, two governors’ executive orders have created two very different guidelines for
St. Mary’s River to be Tested for Toxic Chemicals
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Maryland officials say they plan to test
Study: Oyster Farm Industry Thriving (until COVID-19)
A new Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) economic report finds oyster aquaculture in Maryland has grown