Va. Beach Seeking Sea Level Rise-Threatened Sites
Coastal Virginia is no stranger to the effects of flooding and sea level rise, and
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Storied 18th-Century Annapolis Restaurant Closes
According to a notice posted outside its doors on December 9, 2019, the historic Annapolis
Lynnhaven Oyster Reef-Building Back in Business
Two years after funding ran out for oyster reef construction in the Lynnhaven River, the
Va. Governor Proposes $733 Million for Bay, Clean Energy
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam released his fiscal year 2020-2022 budget this week, and he wants
Southern Md. Museums Go Retro for Christmas
For many, the holidays are about nostalgia: the decorations we bring out year after year,
Dredged Material to Help Revive Community Waterfront
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service A novel plan to refurbish an old waterfront
Va. Students Design Apps to Track Abandoned Crab Pots
Two smartphone apps that map abandoned crab pots in the Bay will soon be available
New Sustainable Classroom to be Built Along Lynnhaven River
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) broke ground Monday on an innovative sustainable classroom at its
Oprah’s Most Magical Christmas Towns Include 2 in Bay Region
When it comes to holiday taste-makers, Oprah always has the final word. So when O,
Study: Fish Populations Drop Since Snakehead Invasion
A recent study by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Maryland Department of Natural
Mariners’ Museum Gets Record $10 Million Endowment
A little over a year ago, the Mariners’ Museum in Newport News lowered its admission
Md. Seeks Nominees for New Fishing Award
The state of Maryland has come up with a new award for an angler-conservationist who