EPA & Bay State Reach Settlement Over PA Pollution
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would further increase
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Man Seriously Injured in Private Tram Malfunction
A terrifying accident put a worker in critical condition when he plunged down a bluff
Police Looking for Person Responsible for Fish Kill at Md. State-Run Hatchery
At Maryland’s primary fish hatchery, one small action caused 25,000 fish to die. Police are
Lucky Few Get to Tour Submarine Anchored off Annapolis
Every once in awhile, something unexpected pops up in the Chesapeake Bay off Annapolis. It
VIDEO: Harvesting, Cooking Invasive Blue Catfish with New Techniques
This weekend’s Bay Bridge Boat Show wasn’t just about browsing the 200-plus powerboats on display.
Lego Breaks Ground on $1 Billion Factory Along James River
A major economic boost is coming to the banks of the James River—tiny brick by
Waterman Brings Entire Workboat to Son’s Pre-K Career Day
Career Day is a time-honored tradition for young students to learn about possible career paths,
New “Rescue Regatta” to Raise Money for VA Volunteer Rescue Squad
One of the oldest all-volunteer rescue squads on Virginia’s Middle Peninsula, Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue
Historic Peace Protest Sailboat Visits Bay Ports on Great Loop Voyage
A sailboat on a mission has been making its way from Virginia to D.C. and
Respected Coastal Resilience Center Shut Down, Replaced with New Program
With Virginia widely recognized as ground zero for coastal flooding risk now and in the
VIDEO: Waterman Back on the Water after Losing Leg in Crash
He’s a well-known waterman in Cape Charles, Virginia and has competed in Chesapeake Cowboys boat
Avian Flu Outbreak Returns to Conowingo Dam, Renewing Poultry Industry Fears
For state and federal wildlife and agriculture agencies, it’s deja vu. Last spring, dozens of