Unexploded WWII Ordnance Forces Shutdown of Cape May-Lewes Ferry
Travelers on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry on the Delaware Bay faced nightmarish delays after an
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Six Hours in the Inner Harbor: Baltimore Distance Swimmer Does it Again
If a tourist, strolling the Inner Harbor last Thursday, happened to look in the water,
Living Shoreline for the Pope: Church Teams up with Bay Foundation in Honor of Pontiff’s Legacy
Much has been written about the legacy of Pope Francis in the week since his
Bounty Hunting: Get Paid Per Invasive Fish You Catch
If you like to fish for fun, here is a great excuse to cast a
Watermen, Bay Foundation Sue Over Indoor Salmon Farm Planned for Upper Bay
A Norwegian aquaculture company looking to build an indoor salmon farm in Maryland faces a
Could Rock Hall be Center of Marine Trades Workforce Solution?
It’s the time of year when boaters all over the Bay are calling up marinas
Beyond the Bay: Remote Relaxation and Swim-Up Adventures by Charter
When you’re vacationing in a tropical locale, island-hopping by boat means you can wake up
Point Lookout Lighthouse Reopens after 7-Year Renovation Closure
Chesapeake Bay lighthouse enthusiasts, rejoice: the historic Point Lookout lighthouse has reopened at the bottom
Port of Virginia’s New Cranes Allow for 3 Super-sized Ships at the Same Time
The Port of Virginia is stepping up its game when it comes to handling container
Brazen Burglars Target Boats at Upper Bay Marina, Destroying Engine
A second suspect has been arrested, 24 hours after two men allegedly tampered with and
Cambridge Gets First Trash Trap to Track Down Choptank Litter
Trash-intercepting devices have been steadily picking up steam in urban waterways on the Chesapeake Bay
Heavy Metals Found in James River, Near Power Plant, Raises New Questions
A researcher has found contaminants associated with coal ash present in another Virginia waterway, this