NTSB & Johns Hopkins Engineers Call for Ship Strike Evaluations on Vulnerable Bay Bridge
Ship strikes on U.S. bridges like the one that brought down the Key Bridge are
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Beyond the Bay: The Easy Way to Pick up a Mooring in the Islands
With the exception of a few municipal harbors, there aren’t many mooring fields around the
Buyboat Captain Hunts for Potomac River Treasure
For nearly 20 years, oyster buyboat captain David Wright has searched the shore for beachcombed
Bay Bridge Boat Show Gets New Digs in Kent Narrows
Spring boat show season is almost here, and this year boaters can look forward to
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
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
Osprey Obsession: Bay’s Favorite Birds Return to Nest
It’s the ultimate harbinger of spring on the Chesapeake—the chirping call of ospreys, returning to
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