Va., Md. Officially Adopt New Crab Harvest Limits
Two weeks ago we reported on tighter crabbing limits proposed in Maryland prompted by historic
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Southern Md. Seafood Sellers Face 100 Charges of Illegal Oyster Activity
Six employees at a St. Mary’s County seafood business face dozens of charges, accused of
Annapolis Mayor Wins Fight over Personal Vessel Docking Privileges
In a waterfront city where the mayor often arrives to work and events by boat,
Middle River Volunteer Team Gets $50K Grant for New Rescue Boat
A Batimore County all-volunteer marine rescue team is on its way to getting a new
The Bay’s Hot Spots for Fireworks in 2022
With the Fourth of July upon us, almost all the pre-pandemic celebrations are back on
Maritime Museum’s Stolen Anchor Found, but Mystery Remains
In September, 2021, Bay Bulletin told you about the bizarre theft of an old anchor
VIDEO: Local Seafood on Display in Md. Chef Competition
Restaurant chefs from all Maryland are putting their best plate forward in hopes of being
Report Shows Bay’s Nitrogen Reduction Goal is Slipping Away
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The Chesapeake Bay region reduced the estimated annual
Va. Sailors Safe after Lightning Strike on Failed Voyage to Azores
Two days after the Coast Guard launched a search for a sailboat missing hundreds of
USCG Searches for Va. Couple Missing During Attempt to Sail to Portugal
The Coast Guard continues to search for two Virginia Beach natives who haven’t been heard