Despite Major City Dock Construction, Annapolis Keeps Summer Concerts Going
If you haven’t been over to Annapolis City Dock recently, you may be surprised to
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Public Could Get Access to National Wildlife Refuge in ESVA for the First Time
A national wildlife reserve at the southernmost tip of Virginia’s Eastern Shore has never been
Watermen Treated for Burns after Workboat Explosion
Early on Friday, June 13, a boat explosion rocked a quiet cove on the South
Father-Son Boaters Rescued from Sinking Sportfisher
A father and his adult son are safe and sound for Father’s Day after a
Chef Brings 12-Course Fine Dining to Quiet Betterton Beach
On a bluff above the upper Eastern Shore’s Betterton Beach, smoke and tantalizing smells wafted
CBM’s Picks: Chesapeake Bay Books Worth Reading This Summer
There’s something about summertime that makes us want to be outside with a book. Whether
Dock & Dine: A Classic Annapolis Afternoon by Boat
It’s no secret that Annapolis is home to some great restaurants on the water. Before
Bay Report Card’s C Grade Shows Drop in Health Since Last Year
One year after the Chesapeake Bay’s health grade hit a 22-year high, its report card
Ocean City, MD Announces Controversial Beach Tent and Canopy Restrictions
Maryland’s most popular beach town has officially put restrictions on the shade structures people use
VIDEO: Anne Arundel County Christens Two High-Powered New Fireboats
The waters of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, just got safer. Not one, but two, new
Celebrate Juneteenth the Chesapeake Bay Way
Next week marks a national holiday: Juneteenth, celebrated on the 19th of the month. Designated
A 50-Foot Oyster Shell? The Bay Bridge Watermen’s Monument That Almost Was
Monuments dedicated to the waterman tradition were all the rage in Chesapeake Bay communities during