CBM Homes: Landing the Deal in a Tight Bay Real Estate Market
The real estate market in the Chesapeake Bay region has been tough for buyers to
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Lawsuits Seek to Block 90-Home Development in Critical Area on Kent Island
Forty years ago, alarmed by the Chesapeake Bay’s declining health, Maryland lawmakers bucked business as
Hello, Chesapeake Baysox! MD Minor League Team Adopts New Name, Crab Logo
A beloved minor league baseball team in Maryland just got a Chesapeake Bay makeover. The
Coast Guard Seeks Gwynn’s Island Man Missing in Jon Boat
The Coast Guard is asking for information about the whereabouts of an overdue boater on
Bay Mourns Loss of Blacks of the Chesapeake Founder Vince Leggett
He was passionately devoted to his cause right until the last. Vincent O. Leggett, founder
Headstones Lost in Tropical Storm Agnes Resurface Along Susquehanna River
Tropical Storm Agnes, which brought historic flooding to Pennsylvania in 1972, continues to give up
82 Foundations Laid in VA Offshore Wind Farm, Construction Paused for Right Whale Migration
While legal battles rage over offshore wind development off the coast of New Jersey and
Chesapeake Bay Gets a Step Closer to National Park Status
A bipartisan group of lawmakers from the Chesapeake Bay region has been pushing to designate
Twinkle, Twinkle: Lighted Boat Parade Season Kicks Off on the Bay
The season has arrived for one of the Bay’s most magical traditions—the lighted boat parade.
Work Begins to Save 1890s Waterman’s Cottage at Annapolis City Dock
It’s one of the last reminders of the original Annapolis City Dock—once a thriving watermens’
VIDEO: Boaters and Dogs Hoisted to Safety by Helicopter over Chesapeake Bay
Helicopter hoists are always tricky, but rescuing two people and two dogs—in the dark—by helicopter
Coastal Comedian: Boater & “Late Show” Performer Comes to Annapolis
Paul Mecurio may be best known as an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning comedian, actor, and