Historic D.C. Cemetery Digs Up Pavement to Stop Stormwater Runoff
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service A gravesite at the historic Mount Olivet Cemetery, overlooking
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Kent Narrows Opens to Oyster & Clam Harvesting for Rest of Season
Good news for watermen: The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) is opening the waters
Ocean City Has Love for Craft Beer
In February, when Ocean City beach season is still a distant dream, what does the
Eastern Shore Farm Links 7,700 Acres of Protected Land on Navy Flight Path
A new partnership in Dorchester County, Maryland creates a win-win for Chesapeake Bay land preservation
Film Series Kicks Off with "A Plastic Ocean" Screening in Baltimore
Baltimore City and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation are bringing one of the most talked-about environmental
New River Cruise Ship Launches "American Revolution" Trip up Chesapeake Bay
The small cruise company American Cruise Lines is bringing its brand new cruise ship, American
EPA's Bay Funding Cut by 90% in 2019 Budget Proposal
The White House has released its Fiscal Year 2019 budget, and it reduces historical funding
Historian Explores Witchcraft in Virginia
Salem, Massachusetts is known nationwide for its “witch trials” in the late 1600s, when people
USS Annapolis Arrives at New Pacific Home
The Navy fast attack submarine USS Annapolis has just arrived at her new home port, and
Baltimore's Black Restaurant Challenge: Black History Month for Foodies
A close-knit group of Baltimore chefs has dreamed up something new for Black History Month
Naturalist-turned-Sculptor Chosen as 2018 Waterfowl Festival Featured Artist
The Waterfowl Festival in Easton has just announced its Featured Artist for 2018: a Canadian
Volvo Ocean Race Boat Shipped for Repairs, Plans to Rejoin Race after Deadly Crash
The Volvo Ocean Race sailing yacht involved in a collision that killed a Hong Kong