Trash to Treasure: Call for Artists to Transform Old Oars
Old oars, neglected and forgotten, have been accumulating at the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum
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"Don't Suck" Campaign Aims to Keep Plastic Straws Away from the Bay
“Don’t Suck. Sip Responsibly” sounds like it could be a PSA about alcohol abuse, but
Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend Sheds Light on Civil War Technology
The Mariners’ Museum and Park in Newport News is hosting its Battle of Hampton Roads
DNR Taking Public Input on Md. Waterfowl Hunting Season
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced its plans for the 2018-2019 Migratory Game
Big Progress in Bugeye's Log-Hull Restoration
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s shipyard has been busy all winter with the painstaking restoration
New Bay Goal to Add 10 Billion Oysters by 2025
If it sounds ambitious to plant 10 billion new oysters in the Chesapeake Bay in
Chesapeake Bay Magazine Writers Win Boating Writers International Awards
We have word that five CBM writers received significant recognition at the Boating Writers International
Famous Tilghman Island Inn Set to Reopen as Boutique Resort
If you’ve been around Tilghman Island in the past few months, you may have heard
Love is in the Air: Great Blue Heron Webcam Stars Return
It’s like reality TV, but with majestic water birds instead of heavily made-up 20-somethings. Some
Will Virginia Lawmakers Agree to Menhaden Catch Limits?
A battle over menhaden is underway in the Virginia General Assembly right now. The oily,
Book Talk: The Rise & Fall of the Original Pride of Baltimore
First the Pride of Baltimore, then the Pride of Baltimore II, have been iconic traveling landmarks,
Watermen's Museum Concert Kicks Off New Sea Level Rise Program
The Watermen’s Museum in Yorktown is launching a new, free education program for students to