Maryland Oyster Harvest Remains on the Upswing
Maryland’s oyster population remains in pretty good shape, according to the state Department of Natural
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“Credible Threat” to 2025 Chincoteague Pony Swim Prompts New Security Policies
This July 30-31 will mark the 100th anniversary of the Chincoteague Pony Swim, a time-honored
Great Dismal Swamp Could Become Virginia’s Next National Heritage Area; Public Comments Sought
Don’t let the name fool you. The Great Dismal Swamp is great in size, but
Magothy River’s Beloved Dobbins Island for Sale (with Newly Built Home On It)
It’s been a favorite raft-up spot for decades on the Magothy River, its sandbar perfect
Key Bridge Collapse Victims, Responders, Honored on Solemn Anniversary
One year ago, the Baltimore region suffered the worst transportation disaster on the Bay in
Environmental Youth Summit Inspires Eastern Shore Students to Protect the Bay
150 high schoolers from four counties on Maryland’s Eastern Shore are ready to take action—now
NTSB & Johns Hopkins Engineers Call for Ship Strike Evaluations on Vulnerable Bay Bridge
Ship strikes on U.S. bridges like the one that brought down the Key Bridge are
Program Sheds Light on Role of Eastern Shore’s Black Women in Special WWII Battalion
This Women’s History Month, an Eastern Shore historian is illuminating a little-known group of courageous
Best Bites to Try for Chesapeake Oyster Week
The clocks have sprung forward, the breeze feels a little warmer, and it’s spring oyster
Carcass of Young Whale Washes Up in Dewey Beach with Signs of Trauma
Marine biologists are working to determine the cause of death for a young humpback whale
Burn It Down to Restore It: Waterfront Park to Benefit from Prescribed Burn
The sight of a large swath of grasslands on fire is enough to send any
Steamboat Era Museum to Open Season with Two New Exhibits
Irvington, Virginia, once a bustling center of steamboat traffic, now celebrates its heritage with the