New Year’s Day Hikes Break Attendance Record
The idea of starting off the new year outdoors– and active– appears to be catching
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Baltimore Liberty Ship to Find Home at Former Beth Steel Shipyard
Just seven weeks after the owners of the WWII Liberty ship SS John W. Brown
Norfolk Church Crypts & Mystery Tunnel Unearthed
A tunnel and crypts found at a downtown Norfolk church have regional historians and archaeologists
Military Bowl Supports Eastern Shore Veterans’ Retreat
A special waterfront veterans’ retreat on the Eastern Shore will get an influx of funds
Bay Region’s Best First Day Hikes
Some brave souls on the Chesapeake have a New Year’s Day boat ride tradition– but
VIDEO: Baltimore Police Rescue Dog from Inner Harbor
A dog in Baltimore is safe and sound after a very stressful swim in the
Freight Train Cars Derail into Potomac River
Seven train cars derailed on a railroad bridge over the Potomac River, sending two cars
Feds Put Deadline on Va. Menhaden Harvest Compliance
The federal government is putting Reedville, Virginia-based Omega Protein, America’s largest fish meal processor, on
Accessible Boating Program Hosts Record 1K Sailors
The final numbers are in, and it’s official: In 2019, Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB)
Bay Federal Funding Boost Awaits Senate Vote
A boost in federal funding to help save the Bay is looking promising, as Congress
Shocking Proposal: Commercial Electro-fishing for Catfish
Soon, electric current will be used to stun blue catfish and a select few fishermen
Cuts Coming to Bluefish Recreational Fishing Limits
According to federal fishery managers, one of the most popular sport fish in the Chesapeake