Port of Baltimore to Open Deepest Channel Yet at Key Bridge, Restoring Some Port Activity
There’s hope for an increase in operations at the Port of Baltimore as the Captain
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York River Oyster Restoration Goal Reached
The Commonwealth of Virginia chose Earth Day to announce a milestone in its oyster restoration
Missing Boater’s Body Recovered on North East River
A Delaware man’s body has been recovered from the North East River by search crews
Annapolis City Dock Project to Begin This Year as City Sees Uptick in Flooding
Just as Annapolis was about to forge ahead with the anticipated project to redevelop and
Battleship Wisconsin’s 80th Birthday Celebrated in Norfolk with Time Capsule
The Battleship Wisconsin is now an octogenarian. In a special ceremony on Tuesday, the U.S.
First 8 Million Oysters Planted, Funded by Ever Forward Damage Funds
The oyster sanctuary reefs in Herring Bay are eight million oysters richer, thanks to the
Maryland Expands Boat Shrink Wrap Recycling Program
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Marine Trades Association of Maryland have been
VA Governor Signs “Right to Fish” Law Protecting Menhaden Crews after Stunt is Caught on Video
A shocking incident between an Omega Protein menhaden fishing crew and a jet skier prompted
Key Bridge Salvage Crews Recover Fourth Victim, Channel Opens Briefly to Recreational Boaters
As salvage crews work with some of the most powerful machines available to clear the
World’s Largest Vinegar Plant Settles Baltimore Pollution Lawsuit for $1.3 Million
Pollution watchdog group Blue Water Baltimore has reached a settlement with the vinegar maker accused
Baltimore Charter Captain Brings Comfort to Families of Key Bridge Disaster Victims
A Baltimore charter captain has played a key role in bringing comfort to the family
Pride of Baltimore II Returns to Home Port via Limited Key Bridge Channel
The Pride of Baltimore II is safely back home in Baltimore after almost three weeks