Power Struggle: Exelon Sues Md. Over Conowingo Dam's "Unfair Burden"
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The owner of Conowingo Dam on Friday challenged
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NOAA Predicts Above-Normal Hurricane Season; Bay Region Prepares
The official start of hurricane season is June 1, but Alberto already roared in as
Wild Chesapeake: Crab Time
Chesapeake Bay Magazine’s Wild Chesapeake columnist Chris Dollar provides a weekly brief on what’s happening
Baltimore Waterways See Major Improvements in Bacteria Count
Baltimore’s Waterfront Partnership has just released its new water quality report, and it finds the
U of Md. Engineering Students Invent Anti-Oyster Poaching Device
A group of six undergraduate students at the University of Maryland have come up with
Norfolk Harborfest Returns With New Lineup of Waterfront Attractions
Hailed by organizer Festevents as “the largest, longest-running, free maritime festival in the nation,” the
VIDEO: Sharp-Eyed Sailors Save Kayaker's Life
You’ve likely seen Cheryl Conner Costello on TV if you live in the Baltimore-Washington, DC
Can You Canoe? Students to Compete on Susquehanna River
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) is calling all high schoolers to canoe the Susquehanna River this
2018's Top 10 Boat Names: Is Yours on the List?
Just as parents love to know what the most popular baby names are in a
Md. to Spend $12.5 Million on 57 Boating Access Projects
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced $12.5 million to improve public boating access
National Aquarium Opens Cutting-Edge Animal Rescue Center
On a busy Baltimore street just a couple of blocks from the Jones Falls Expressway,
Snakehead Found in James River Drainage
The non-native northern snakehead has been found within the James River drainage and has joined