Ode to the Equinox
(In the mid-1970s, Capt. Bob Turner, who ran the Annapolis Yacht Yard on the Eastport
Wild Chesapeake
Va. Ramps Up Effort to Limit Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found in James River Fish
A type of industrial chemical so dangerous that it hasn’t been produced since the 1970s
VIDEO: Annapolis Flooding Closes Roads as Feds Announce $3.5 Million in City Dock Flood Prevention
On Monday federal and local lawmakers announced millions of dollars in funding to help prevent
Key Bridge, Bay Bridge to Close as Large Cranes Leave Port of Baltimore
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect a postponement in the crane’s departure
Tea Time with Capital Teas
Join CBM for a cup of matcha with Peter Martino of Capital Teas. Matcha is
Head for Hampton for Fun on the Water
Climb aboard and embrace the open sea in Hampton, Va. With world-class attractions and aquatic
Destructive Spotted Lanternfly Spreads to Nearly All Md. Counties
You may have seen the “WANTED: Dead or Alive” billboards in Maryland—not for a criminal
Museum Opens “Changing Chesapeake” Exhibit Using Community-Curated Art
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) has a new exhibit at its St. Michaels campus,
VIDEO: New Lighthouse Owner Steps Inside for the First Time
The Pennsylvania man who bought the historic Hooper Island at auction, sight unseen, just made
Popularity of E-Bikes Prompt Concerns on Bay-Region Parks & Trails
By Ad Crable, Bay Journal News Service Electric bikes, one of the hottest trends in
Marina Charges Into the Future of Boating
What do you get when electrical engineers decide to jump into the boating world? Electric
Inspiration on Screen
The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, a nonprofit organization that works to protect and restore