Port of Baltimore Bounces Back from Key Bridge Collapse, Recording Second-Best Year in History
Only a couple of years after America’s ports took a significant hit from the COVID-19
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50 Years on the Chesapeake: Annapolis Watercolor Club Opens Exhibit at Maritime Museum
The Chesapeake Bay is an artist’s dream. The wildlife, the old workboats, the sunsets…our waterfront
Ports of VA, Baltimore Reopen Thanks to Strike-Ending Contract Extension
Put down the giant cases of toilet paper and bottled water—the coastwide longshoremen strike that
Chesapeake Chef: Fishing Guide & Outdoorswoman “The Rivah Sistah” Shares Prized Blue Catfish Recipe
When we saw a woman known as the “Rivah Sistah” expertly cooking up blue catfish
Horseshoe Crabs, Bled for Vaccines, at Center of MD Lawsuit
June is a peak month for the horseshoe crab’s migration along the East Coast, following
Eastport Brewery Launches Beer Charters (Yes, Please!)
Annapolis’ favorite micro brewery launches a new venture honoring the city’s maritime heritage.
Green Beer Races Bring Shenanigans to Annapolis
The signs of spring are in the air. Daffodils are budding, robins are chirping from
Presidential Yacht Sequoia Finds New Home in Cambridge, MD
An American symbol of the 20th century has come to Cambridge, Maryland to be restored
Eastern Shore Museum Gets Mysterious Antique Artifact, Launches Investigation
A history mystery is unfolding right now in the small town of Trappe, between Easton
Bay Volunteers Save Hundreds of Spawning Horseshoe Crabs
It’s an astounding sign of the season: horseshoe crabs, rarely seen in the Chesapeake Bay