Esteemed Artist Celebrates Mathews, VA, Deck Boat’s 100th Year
Virginia’s Middle Peninsula takes pride in its workboat heritage, and the 1925 deck boat Peggy
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Ice Breaking Continues as Frozen Bay Destroys Dozens of Navigational Aids and Traps Boats
A streak of sub-freezing days in the Chesapeake Bay region is still taking its toll
How Far Would You Go to Save a 97-Year-Old Wooden Houseboat?
For as long as I can remember, my family took “creek crawls” on our powerboat—zipping
Forest to be Cleared in Controversial Virginia Beach Wetlands Project
Virginia Beach is moving ahead with a wetlands construction project that will earn the city
Lighthouse’s Infamous Coyote Decoy Gets Own Storybook
It’s certainly an imaginative premise for a children’s book: a coyote takes up residence at
MD Seeks First-time Public Nominations for “Admiral of the Chesapeake Bay” Honor
It’s an impressive title to carry: Admiral of the Chesapeake Bay. Since 1959, Maryland governors
NOAA Drops Proposed Whale-Protecting Offshore Speed Limit for Smaller Boats
A controversial plan to protect North Atlantic right whales by imposing offshore speed limits on
Remodeling the Bay: Expert Insight Guide on Cabinets to Make Your Kitchen Extraordinary
It’s been said that the kitchen is the heart of the home. Not only do
Ice Heroes: A Maryland Pilot’s Firsthand Account of the Historic 1977 Bay Freeze
Retired Maryland Bay Pilot First Class Bill Band brought ships in and out of the
VA Marine Scientists Leads National Program Cleaning up Discarded Fishing Gear, Awarding New Grants
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) and William and Mary’s Coastal Sciences school are
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
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,