BAY LIVING: Mid-Shore Symphony Brings Big City Music to Small Towns
Maryland’s Eastern Shore is known for many things: its crabs, its rural farm traditions, its
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Baltimore Passes Plastic Bag Ban on 9th Try, Will Md. Follow?
This time next year, there will be a lot fewer plastic bags washing into the
Taller Turbines? Public Hearing on OC Offshore Wind Projects
The plans to put offshore wind farms off the shores of Ocean City, Maryland have
Take Part in Restoring 1912 River Tug in St. Michaels
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s (CBMM) popular Apprentice for a Day program is offering historic
Fire Destroys Honga River Waterman’s Boat
A late-night fire that destroyed a deadrise workboat off of the Honga River is under
Study: Male Crab Harvest May Squeeze Female Reproduction
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service It turns out there could be a
Md. to Sue Penn., EPA over Bay Cleanup
More than six months after Maryland Governor Larry Hogan urged Pennsylvania to get in line
DIY Underwater Grasses: Va. Volunteers Needed
If you went into 2020 with a resolution to give back, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Blackwater Refuge Closes Trail for Nesting Bald Eagles
Across the Chesapeake region, bald eagles are busy making final preparations for nesting season. And
Weigh in on Md. Rockfish Recreational Limits
On Thursday, January 9, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will hold a public