Md. Governor Declares June "Adaptive Boating Month"
A new Proclamation from Maryland Governor Larry Hogan sends a message of support for handicapped-accessible
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Two Men Die in Two Weeks When Boats Strike Markers
A Baltimore County man was killed Friday night in a boating accident near Sparrows Point,
VIDEO: Storm Floods Ocean City Streets
Storms in Ocean City, Maryland on Saturday caused heavy flooding that crippled the beach town’s
31st Annual "Sneaker Index" Shows Patuxent River Clarity
It’s not the most scientific way to judge water quality, but it’s one that is
Shoaling Prompts Navigation Changes in Virginia Inside Passage
From June to August, dozens of aids to navigation will be removed in the Virginia
Port of Hampton Roads Getting Wider, Deeper for "Ultra-Large" Ships
Big things are on the horizon for the Norfolk area; specifically, deeper waters and more
Wild Chesapeake: Tuna, Stripers, Redfish and Trout
Chesapeake Bay Magazine’s Wild Chesapeake columnist Chris Dollar provides a weekly brief on what’s happening on
Md. Man Catches Record Snakehead with Bow & Arrow
A Southern Maryland man holds a new state fishing record for catching a nearly 20-pound
Storied Boatbuilder Chris-Craft Bought by Winnebago
Chris-Craft will forever be known for its beautiful wooden-hulled powerboats of the 1920s through 1950s.
Hart-Miller on the Run: New 5-Mile Footrace Showcases Manmade Island
Hart-Miller Island, located at the mouths of Back River and Middle River, was built from
Search Suspended for Man Missing on Potomac River
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for a man lost in the water
Baby Terrapins Raised by Students, Released into Wild
After a winter spent with Annapolis-area elementary school students, a group of baby diamondback terrapins