Expanded Eastern Shore Water Testing Tells When it’s Safe to Swim
ShoreRivers, the waterkeeeper organization that ovesees Maryland’s mid-Eastern shore, will test the water for bacteria
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Naval Academy Recreates Famous 1936 Image
The Naval Academy paid tribute to its rich history this week in Annapolis by recreating
Teenage Paddler in Critical Condition after Canoe Overturns in Oxford
A 17-year-old is fighting for his life at Baltimore’s Shock Trauma after a canoeing accident
Boating, Bands, and Beer at New "Bay Nights" Party Series in Annapolis
A new summer series of patio parties is coming to Ego Alley on the Annapolis
Wild Chesapeake: Va. Man Sets New Snakehead World Record
Emanuel Tankersley wasn’t looking for fame when he caught a monster northern snakehead last
Aircraft Carrier Arrives at New Homeport of Norfolk
The Navy aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis has arrived in Norfolk, its new homeport,
Search Suspended for Two Boaters Missing on Rappahannock
The Coast Guard has made the difficult decision to suspend its search for two men,
Name a Dolphin in Potomac River Contest
Dolphin sightings are a treat on the Bay’s tributaries, and some return summer after summer.
Buy a Bushel, Help Put 10 Million Oysters in Severn River
The Severn River’s Build-a-Reef program doesn’t do anything halfway. That’s why it’s going big with
Great White Shark on the Move in Delaware Bay
A tagged great white shark, named “Cabot” by researchers, has turned up in Delaware Bay.
Wild Chesapeake: One-Goose Limit Announced for Next Hunting Season
If you’re counting the months until the next goose hunting season, you should know that
Boater Falls Overboard, Dies on South River
Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) are investigating the death of an Annapolis man who fell