Middle River Power Station, Demolished in 2022, Makes Way for a Waterfront Park
The Charles P. Crane coal power plant’s red-and-white smokestacks came down with a big blast
Historic Yorktown
Study Links Menhaden Depletion to Osprey Chicks Starving in Nests
Ospreys are treasured on the Chesapeake Bay as a harbinger of spring. They arrive to
Cool Job Alert: Work Aboard a NOAA Research Vessel out of Virginia
If you love being on the water, there’s an intriguing opportunity to become a professional
Medical Waste Washes Ashore, Forcing MD, VA, DE Beaches to Close
Vacationers were banned from our region’s most popular beaches this weekend, with some closed to
$500K Grant Will Put 10 Acres of Oysters into Bustling Hampton River
Oyster restoration projects are becoming common in the Chesapeake Bay. However, a new restoration reef planned
PHOTOS: Thomas Point Light’s “Coyote” Loses Dock to Tropical Storm, Tours Bay
A strange phenomenon is unfolding on the mid-to-upper Chesapeake Bay. A realistic, but clearly fake,
A Guide to Chartering the Chesapeake, Islands-Style
While it’s hard to explain to non-boaters, some of the best boating on the Chesapeake
Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival: Jam to Save the Bay
Down-home music, food and drinks and a beachfront venue where you and your family can
Boat of the Week: Go Further in the Whaler 350 Realm
It’s a Whaler for a full day on the water. Boston Whaler’s 350 Realm is
Annapolis Sailboat Show: The Biggest Sailing Party of the Year
Nestled on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, Annapolis has long been a pilgrimage site
Weather or Pollution: What’s to Blame for Baltimore’s Unprecedented Fish Kill?
It was a dramatic sight last week: tens of thousands of dead fish floating along
33 Abandoned Vessels to be Removed from Anacostia River with New Funding
The Anacostia River sometimes gets a bad rap because of its urban location and the