Jamestown’s Floating Museum to Leave Port for Two-Year Restoration
If you were out on the Bay this week and caught a glimpse of a
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Urban Swimming Trend? DC to Hold “Splash” Following Baltimore’s Harbor Splash
Baltimore’s launch of this weekend’s Harbor Splash swimming event made big waves—even as some people
2024 Mustang Survival Annapolis to Bermuda Brings the Drama
A storm in the Gulf Stream created some drama for the 18 entrants in this year’s Annapolis to Bermuda Ocean Race sponsored by Mustang Survival
New Flood Sensors Give Real-Time Data at Annapolis City Dock
On a recent sunny morning at the Annapolis City Dock, local officials, climate scientists from
Rockfish Tournament Anglers to Rally Around Critically Ill Kids
This Friday, more than 30 boats and their fishing gear will get underway in Kent
Full Baltimore Channel Reopens at Key Bridge Wreck Site
Less than 2.5 months after an unprecedented disaster in the Chesapeake Bay region, a vital
Fishing-Themed Antique & Classic Boat Festival Motors into St. Michaels
It’s a Father’s Day weekend tradition: the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s (CBMM) Antique & Classic
Fire Dept. Honored on 5th Anniversary of Saving Historic Workboat from Flames
It is nearly five years to the day after a waterfront fire threatened to destroy
Coast Guard Cracks Down on Illegal Boat Charters
The Coast Guard is patrolling Chesapeake Bay waters for commercial boat charters violating safety regulations—some
1st Yorktown Workboat Races in 19 Years Throttle to Success
Yorktown, Virginia, is well known for its Revolutionary War history, but this past weekend, Yorktown
Horseshoe Crabs, Bled for Vaccines, at Center of MD Lawsuit
June is a peak month for the horseshoe crab’s migration along the East Coast, following
Study: VA Living Shorelines Boost Recreational Fishing Economic Impact
Virginia’s legislation that made living shorelines the default option for erosion control (versus bulkheads or