Md. Governor Calls for Crab Worker Visas
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is asking the federal government to allow enough seasonal work visas
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News from around the Chesapeake Bay
Oyster Recovery Partnership Sets Shell-Recycling Record
The Oyster Recovery Partnership–a grassroots organization devoted to saving the Bay’s dwindling oyster population–just keeps
Miss America, Orchestra Perform Thomas Point-Inspired Music
What do you get when you combine orchestra music, Bay culture, and environmental activism? You
Upper Bay’s Underground Railroad in Word & Song
We hear a lot about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad’s presence on Maryland’s lower
Winter Wildlife Takes Spotlight in Va. Beach
The temperatures may be chilly, but winter wildlife is active on the Bay, and will
VIDEO: New at the 2020 Baltimore Boat Show
For boaters waiting and waiting on spring to arrive, the winter boat show season gives
Md. County Launches Anti-Sidewalk Salt Campaign
Montgomery County has just launched one of the first Maryland-county campaigns to get homeowners using
Annapolis Author’s New Book Makes Case for Autonomous Ships
We have watched with wonder as self-driving cars begin to navigate our roadways – with
Ultra-rare Bobcat Sighting in Washington, D.C.
Dan Herrera expected to see a wide variety of animals photographed by the automated camera
Norfolk and Pamunkey Tribe Reach Agreement on Waterfront Casino Resort
After more than a year of negotiations, a key Chesapeake Bay port and a regional