Holiday Weekend Warning: Poplar Island Construction Zone Changes
4th of July weekend is one of the busiest for boat traffic, and engineers want
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Wild Chesapeake: Beat the Heat, Fish Early and Often
Expert angler and outdoorsman Captain Chris Dollar brings up-to-date insight to the Bay Bulletin. Check
Fireworks Shows on the Bay: Find One Near You
There’s nothing quite like watching Independence Day fireworks light up the night sky with the
DC Water Christens Tunnel Machine That Will Help Save Anacostia River
The newest tunnel boring machine in DC Water’s Anacostia clean water tunnel project is ready
Double Amputee Standup Paddleboarder Dies Paddling in Annapolis
Cody Iorns, a 25-year-old double amputee, has died while paddleboarding at the mouth of the
Active Search for Man Missing South of Kent Island
The Coast Guard and other agencies have resumed searching the water between Herring Bay and
Report: Blue Crab Population Down, But No Cause for Alarm
The Chesapeake Bay Program has released its annual Blue Crab Advisory Report, and it finds
Annapolis City Dock Among Most Endangered Historic Places
The centerpiece of Historic Annapolis, City Dock, has landed on a list that nobody wants
Queen of the Chesapeake: Not Just a Beauty Contest
For 70 years the Maryland Yacht Club has hosted the annual Queen of the Chesapeake
Low-lying Bay Communities Get $700K to Combat Flooding
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has awarded $700,000 in climate resilience grants to 14
Wanted: Invasive Mitten Crab Still Lurking in the Bay
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service You won’t see the Chinese mitten crab’s mugshot
The Wharf in D.C. Hires Baltimore Marina Management Company
The Wharf neighborhood in Washington, D.C., a $2.5 billion waterfront development project along the Potomac,