Va. Watermen to Weigh in on "Ghost" Crab Pot Problem
If you’re a commercial hard pot crabber in the Commonwealth, the Virginia Institute of Marine
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Fells Point Privateer Festival Morphs into "Maritime Heritage Festival"
Baltimore’s historic wharf, Fells Point, is expanding its annual Privateer Festival this year and renaming
Wild Chesapeake: State Record Surprise
Chesapeake outdoor guide Captain Chris Dollar brings up-to-date insight to the Bay Bulletin. Check in weekly
VIDEO: Strong Turnout at 2019 Baltimore Boat Show
The 2019 Progressive Baltimore Boat Show is on the books. About 15,000 boaters and aspiring
Bay Region's National Parks Back Up & Running
With the federal government’s partial shutdown finally over, National Park Service employees are enthusiastically welcoming
Annapolis Naval Architect to Design New Maryland Dove
The project to build a brand new Maryland Dove replica is moving full speed ahead.
Coast Guard Leaders Rush to Pay Workforce
The federal government’s partial shutdown is finally over, and the U.S. Coast Guard is working
Tangier Island Still Without Running Water after Line Breaks
Some people on Tangier Island have little or no running water— and there’s not much
“Historic” Agreement to Clean Up Coal Ash in Va.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and bipartisan state lawmakers have agreed to remove more than 27
Eaglet Blood Tests Bring Good News for Eagles and the Bay
An eaglet during an exam near the James River. Photo: Center for Conservation Biology/Bryan Watts
SLIDESHOW: Brutal Bay Windchills Transform Waterfront
Photo: Carrie Samis Meteorologists say we’re in the deepest part of winter, and anyone in
Wild Chesapeake: Dangerous Cold, Wind Mean Staying Inland
Chesapeake outdoor guide Captain Chris Dollar brings up-to-date insight to the Bay Bulletin. Check in weekly