More Than a Landmark, the Francis Scott Key Bridge was Home to Boaters
Chesapeake Bay boaters reflect upon the Bridge that formed the backdrop for so many of our best memories.
Brian Schneider
Saviors of the Lights: The Chesapeake’s Brave Lighthouse Buyers
They’re romantic, but not what you’d call glamorous. Acknowledged fixer-uppers, they’re still nightmares, invariably rust
Up a Creek: Peace and Quiet on the Rhode River
The Rhode River in the Middle Bay offers a quiet cove for rest and reflection (and great swimming).
Bay Places: A Virginia Jewel Hides in Plain Sight on the James River
Exploring the History of Virginia’s Historic Triangle by Boat
On Boats: The Custom Zimmerman 36, Designed by Liveaboard Experts
The classic deadrise Zimmerman 36 is a gorgeous, dependable platform for Bay adventures.
Welcome Home, Sailor! An 1896 Oyster Bar Comes Back to Life
When a beloved restaurant closes, it leaves a hole in the community. So when a
The Problem with Having the Blues: the Unwelcome Blue Catfish
Blue catfish are one of the Bay’s most invasive species, and its new predator. Here’s what you need to know.
Bay Bridge Boat Show Opens the 2024 Boating Season
The Bay Bridge Boat Show, held April 12 through 14 in Stevensville, MD, is the unofficial opener of the 2024 Bay Boating Season.
World’s Largest Vinegar Plant Settles Baltimore Pollution Lawsuit for $1.3 Million
Pollution watchdog group Blue Water Baltimore has reached a settlement with the vinegar maker accused
Baltimore Charter Captain Brings Comfort to Families of Key Bridge Disaster Victims
A Baltimore charter captain has played a key role in bringing comfort to the family
Pride of Baltimore II Returns to Home Port via Limited Key Bridge Channel
The Pride of Baltimore II is safely back home in Baltimore after almost three weeks
Elizabeth River Youth Water Monitors Empower Kids to Test Water Quality
The Elizabeth River Project (ERP) and local schools have created a fantastic program to get