3 Boats, Pier Damaged in Town Marina Fire
Countless boaters around the Bay spent the day before the Fourth of July cleaning their
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VIDEO: Amid Menhaden Criticism, Omega Launches Fish Spill Response Vessel
Omega Protein, the nation’s largest menhaden processing operation, is often under fire for its fishing
Community Effort Saves Misty of Chincoteague Ranch from Development
A grassroots effort to preserve the lower Eastern Shore’s famed Beebe Ranch as a museum
Bike Lane on the Bay Bridge? Pedestrian, Cyclists Considered in New Bridge Span Study
The Bay Bridge is one of Maryland’s greatest assets. It connects the Western Shore with
VA Relaxes Crab Catch Limits, MD Keeps Tighter Limits
When the results of last winter’s blue crab population survey in the Maryland and Virginia
Oysters Grown with Solar Power Produce Faster, Better Results, are Planted in Sanctuary Reef
Last week, the high-tech company Solar Oysters and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) planted 356,600
1990s City Sand Sculpture Contest Revived at Inner Harbor
A favorite summer event from the heyday of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor waterfront is back for
VIDEO: Navy Destroyer Commissioned in Baltimore
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor often hosts interesting ships, but this one was unusual coming up the
Bay Volunteers Save Hundreds of Spawning Horseshoe Crabs
It’s an astounding sign of the season: horseshoe crabs, rarely seen in the Chesapeake Bay
VIDEO: Potomac Riverkeeper Network Sues Navy Over Weapons Testing in Water
A new legal case pits the U.S. Navy against a riverkeeper organization. The Potomac Riverkeeper
VIDEO: VA Sea Scouts Kick off Two-Week Bay Sail
12 teenagers are in the midst of a two-week sailing cruise to eight destinations around
Smallest Bay Dead Zone on Record Predicted This Year
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service The Chesapeake Bay’s annual “dead zone” is expected