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
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Inn at Perry Cabin Holds Bay’s Most Luxurious Blessing of the Fleet
The Blessing of the Fleet, usually held at the start of a new season on
From the Wheelhouse: How to Put Your Boat to Work
It’s no secret that owning and operating your own boat is rewarding…but expensive. Like so
Will Cold, Icy Winter Give Rockfish Population a Fighting Chance? We Ask Experts
As we rode along on an icebreaker boat with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Norfolk’s USS Wisconsin Celebrates 81st Birthday with New Exhibits
She is still a stunning beauty, even at 81—and what stories she tells. The battleship USS
Blue Catfish Cookoff: Top Chefs Go Big at First-Time Competition
In a first-of-its-kind event, some of the Chesapeake Bay’s most celebrated chefs will compete for
MD County Makes Last-Ditch Attempt to Save Historic Ferry
Until five years ago, hundreds of people per day still relied upon one of the
MPT’s Chesapeake Bay Week Debuts Six New Films
It’s can’t-miss TV for many Chesapeake Bay enthusiasts: Maryland Public Television’s (MPT) Chesapeake Bay Week.
Remodeling the Bay: Find Beauty & Function in the Right Appliances
When you’re remodeling your Chesapeake Bay home and you get past the big decisions, the
The Great Chesapeake Bay Road Trip: Five Special Stays for Spring
Spring around the Bay means the pastel blooms of redwoods and dogwoods and the call
Retrace Kent Island’s Surprising History as One of Nation’s First Settlements
Kent Island is known for many things: the Bay Bridge, fishing, and the restaurants of
A Landlubber’s Guide to the 2025 Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
Though March 20th was the official first day of spring, the Chesapeake’s inhabitants often turn