Annapolis School of Seamanship Launches “Mini-Mariners” Summer Camp
Annapolis School of Seamanship (ASOS) is expanding its Jr. Captains program, ages 12-15, with another on-water program for
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Annapolis Liveaboard Boaters Fight City Task Force That Could Impose More Regulations
Annapolis City Council members are planning a task force to take on floating Airbnbs, houseboats,
He’s Done it Again: Bay Photographer Extends Boating Streak to Two Years (and Counting!)
On Dec. 31, 2023, while many boats were tucked away in shrinkwrap for the winter,
Captain of the Port Sets Winter Port Condition One as Ice Builds Up in Bay Tributaries
Winter is wintering on the Chesapeake Bay this January, between two rounds of snowfall and
Bird Flu Found in Eastern Shore Snow Geese, Poultry Industry Concerns Mount
A virus that is low-risk for humans but can be devastating to birds is causing
Poplar Island 2.0: Bay’s Next Island Rebuild Details Revealed
James Island is gone. Long live James Island. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and
Winter Getaways on the Bay: Our Picks for Cozy Weekend Fun
The holiday season is racing by, and many of us are in a frenzy of
East Coast Managers Delay Tightening Striped Bass Limits Until 2026
Chesapeake Bay anglers, environmentalists, and charter business owners were all watching carefully this week as
Secret Rocket Lab Launch from Wallops Island Makes History
A rocket launch at Wallops Island back in November helped Rocket Lab make history, as
Southern MD Woodlands Established as National Wildlife Refuge
It’s official: Southern Maryland has its own national wildlife refuge. On Friday, the U.S. Fish
VA to Pay Farmers for Pollution Cuts in New Pilot Program
A new program to fight farm runoff in Virginia may offer farmers the strongest motivation
VIDEO: Sailors Rescued from 59-Ft. Sailboat 150+ Miles Off Coast after Leaving Virginia Beach
It doesn’t look like the kind of sailboat that gets overcome by weather that easily—an