Dock & Dine: A Classic Annapolis Afternoon by Boat
It’s no secret that Annapolis is home to some great restaurants on the water. Before
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Bay Report Card’s C Grade Shows Drop in Health Since Last Year
One year after the Chesapeake Bay’s health grade hit a 22-year high, its report card
Ocean City, MD Announces Controversial Beach Tent and Canopy Restrictions
Maryland’s most popular beach town has officially put restrictions on the shade structures people use
VIDEO: Anne Arundel County Christens Two High-Powered New Fireboats
The waters of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, just got safer. Not one, but two, new
Celebrate Juneteenth the Chesapeake Bay Way
Next week marks a national holiday: Juneteenth, celebrated on the 19th of the month. Designated
A 50-Foot Oyster Shell? The Bay Bridge Watermen’s Monument That Almost Was
Monuments dedicated to the waterman tradition were all the rage in Chesapeake Bay communities during
From the Wheelhouse: Where a Licensed Captain’s Responsibility Starts and Ends
When you earn your captain’s license, you envision the empowering feeling of taking the helm
VA Governor Declares June “Chesapeake Bay Deadrise Month” During Yorktown Workboat Races
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s official proclamation making the month of June 2025 Chesapeake Bay Deadrise
Harbor East Waterfront Reopens after Baltimore Diesel Spill Pollutes Canal
Federal, state, and Baltimore city leaders have shifted to the remediation phase of the large-scale
2025 Pollution Deadline: Bay States Make Progress, but Fall Short of Some Goals
The Chesapeake Bay Program has released new numbers showing how the Bay watershed states have
ESVA Hunter Admits to Killing 20+ Bald Eagles and Hawks
A waterfowl hunter on Virginia’s Eastern Shore will spend a day in jail and pay
Lynnhaven River Advocates to Remove 100 Abandoned Boats from Waterway
They are of course an eyesore, but abandoned and derelict vessels (officially known as ADVs)