Port of Baltimore, Cruise Terminals Close
In the midst of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, the Chesapeake Bay’s major port and both
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VIDEO: Captain Airlifted from Cargo Ship off Ocean City
The captain of a cargo ship passing 25 miles off the coast of Ocean City,
Va. Passes Bill to Stop James River Sewage Dumps by 2035
A bill passed by Virginia lawmakers will put a stop to the sewage overflows Richmond
Peregrine Falcon Egg Watch Underway in Baltimore
One of the Chesapeake Bay’s most famous taloned couples are expecting. Boh and Barb, the
New STEM-Inspired Sailing Camp Launches in Norfolk
‘Tis the season for summer camp sign-ups, and for all the young sailors who also
Feds Release More Crab Worker Visas
On the heels of a plea from the Eastern Shore’s crabbing industry, the federal government
Eastern Shore Man Breaks Md. Fishing Record with Prehistoric Catch
Another state record dinosaur fish has been pulled from Marshyhope Creek on Maryland’s Eastern Shore,
Eastern Shore Pleads for Crab Worker Visas
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service Maryland and Virginia seafood industry leaders say they
Rare Md. Oyster Tin Sells in Ohio Auction for $16,800
An old oyster tin bearing the Wild Duck label out of Baltimore has sold at
Md. Fights for Invasive Blue Catfish Harvest Support
Citing a pressing need to better control the spread of blue catfish through commercial harvest,
Paddleboarder to Travel Entire Length of Chesapeake for Oyster Recovery
An Annapolis man is poised to make the first known attempt to travel the entire
Harp Seal Rescued in Ocean City Recovering
A female harp seal is recovering at the National Aquarium in Baltimore after she was