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
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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
76 Days Adrift: Sailor’s Life Raft Survival Story Shown at Annapolis Film Festival
The story of Steven Callahan’s real-life survival at sea has captivated boaters for decades, and
Artificial Island Project Gets Storybook Ending (Literally!)
On Maryland’s Coastal Bays near Ocean City, scientists came up with a truly creative solution
Norfolk Marina Fire Costs Local Liveaboard his Home
Until last week, Kenny Sherwood had the ultimate Chesapeake Bay life. He worked as a
Best Ways to Watch Blood-Red Lunar Eclipse Along the Bay
The Chesapeake Bay region is a special place for sky watching. Witnessing a celestial phenomenon
Royal Caribbean to Leave Port of Baltimore in 2026-2027
Cruises out of Baltimore are popular with many in the mid-Atlantic because you don’t have
Safety at Sea Training in Annapolis Includes Helicopter, Life Raft Training for Cruisers & Racers
Whether you’re an offshore sailor on a racing boat or a cruiser who likes to
Historic St. Michaels Charter Sailboat to Leave Chesapeake Bay after 25 Years
What could be more “St. Michaels” than a sunset sail on a beautifully restored wooden