Potomac Sewer Interceptor: A Cautionary Tale for the Chesapeake
By John Page Williams It’s ironic that January’s 243-million-gallon Potomac River sewage overflow came from
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Ella Hebron: Back in the Bay
By Joel McCord Ella Hebron may be a British national, but her first sailing experience
Research shows Chesapeake Bay streams are getting saltier
Story by Lauren Hines-Acosta With the arrival of spring, many freshwater streams in the Chesapeake
Become a Sailor for the Day at the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
Sailing has a reputation. It’s the kind of thing that looks incredible from shore but
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind is Live!
By John Page Williams On March 23, the first Wind Turbine Generator in Dominion Power’s
MD Settles with M/V Dali Owner in Key Bridge Collapse
Dozens of Claims Still Set for Trial By Meg Walburn Viviano The owner and operator
2026 Bay Bridge Boat Show
What’s New at the 2026 Bay Bridge Boat Show at Safe Harbor Narrows Point The
CALVERT MARINE MUSEUM ANNOUNCES CONCERTS
The Calvert Marine Museum will host three waterfront concerts this summer. Saturday, June 13 –
Dolphin Watch Sighting Season has Begun
By Krista Pfunder When dolphins move northward of Lower Bay, it’s the start of dolphin
Danger, Watch those Overhead Powerlines!
Happy spring, boaters! Cruising Editor Jody here with something else for you to worry about—or
Striped Bass Initiative Visits the Chesapeake
By John Page Williams Maryland’s new striped bass seasons are in force, permitting catch-and-release fishing
On Menhaden: Time to Do the Science
Story by John Page Williams The question of localized depletion has been the heart of