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Live look at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge as millions of drivers hit the road for Labor Day
One look at the Bay Bridge will tell you, drivers will have plenty of company on the road this holiday weekend. But there’s some good news at the pump: Gas prices are cheaper than they were at this time last year. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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Chesapeake Bay ferry can have a substantial economic impact, study finds
A new report recommends passenger ferry service on the Chesapeake Bay move forward.
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Study recommends ferry service on Chesapeake Bay
A new report recommends passenger ferry service on the Chesapeake Bay move forward. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the details.
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Maryland swimmer plans historic 24-mile swim to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Katie Pumphrey, a local Maryland ultra-marathon swimmer, is set to embark on a historic 24-mile swim from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
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Maryland swimmer to swim 24 miles from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
In what will likely be an emotional moment, Katie Pumphrey will swim through the spot where the Francis Scott Key Bridge once stood. News4’s Megan McGrath has the story and more on how the swim will help those impacted by the bridge collapse.
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How volunteer oyster gardeners work to restore the Chesapeake Bay
Oysters are more than a classic on menus in the D.C. area. They play a key role in filtering the Chesapeake Bay. Volunteers known as oyster gardeners help raise oysters for this purpose. News4 got an up-close look at oyster gardening from a woman who has worked as a volunteer for more than 20 years. She described the work as…
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How volunteer oyster gardeners work to restore the Chesapeake Bay
Oysters are more than a classic on menus in the D.C. area. They play a key role in filtering the Chesapeake Bay. News4’s Lilly Roser shows how.
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Proposal to create six ferry stops along the Chesapeake Bay
There’s a new push to create a water taxi system to get travelers back and forth across the Chesapeake Bay. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the details.
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Chesapeake Bay's young oyster population booming
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recorded the highest oyster potential in nearly four decades in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Chesapeake Bay Foundation teaches Maryland teens about their environment
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is teaching teens in the area about protecting the land and water we all share. “Everything helps. Everything matters,” educator Emma Paul told News4’s Megan McGrath.
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Oysters teach Maryland students about protecting the Chesapeake Bay
Montgomery County students learn about the importance of keeping the Chesapeake Bay clean at this three-day camp.
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Outdoor education program teaches students about Chesapeake Bay conservation
An outdoor education program hosted by YMCA Camp Letts teaches Montgomery County students about the importance of conserving the Chesapeake Bay. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Person killed in boating accident on Chesapeake Bay
One person died and another suffered serious injuries in a crash between two boats on the Chesapeake Bay Saturday night, according to the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department.
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1 killed, 1 injured in boat crash on Chesapeake Bay
One person died and another suffered serious injuries in a crash between two boats on the Chesapeake Bay Saturday night, according to the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department. The crash happened about 9:40 p.m. nearly two miles off Breezy Point Beach and Marina, the department said. A fire boat took the victims back to land, and the injured person was…
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Rare 12-million-year-old bird skeleton found nearly intact along Chesapeake Bay
Scientists are celebrating the discovery of a nearly intact 12-million-year-old bird skeleton on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. The bones belonged to a gannet. Modern-day gannets are large seabirds that like to nest along the Chesapeake. Bird bones typically don’t fossilize because they are so delicate. “I’ve never seen such a complete bird skeleton found along Calvert Cliffs,”...
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12-million-year-old bird skeleton found at Chesapeake Bay
Scientists are celebrating the discovery of a nearly intact, 12-million-old bird skeleton on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Ancient dolphin skull discovered at Calvert Cliffs
A woman made the major discovery while combing the shore. News4’s Mark Segraves spoke with her about the find.
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Semi truck crashes on Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, plunges into water
The Coast Guard is searching for a driver after a semi truck plunged off the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel and into the water. Here’s brief info.
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Blue catfish threaten Chesapeake Bay seafood
The Chesapeake Bay and its rivers supply a wealth of delicious seafood, including crabs, oysters and rockfish, but a predator lurking under water is threatening native species. Blue catfish don’t belong in the Chesapeake, but likely more than 100 million are multiplying like crazy and devouring native populations of fish and crabs. Holly and Josh Buckler have been harvesting blue…
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Blue catfish threaten Chesapeake Bay seafood
The Chesapeake Bay and its rivers supply a wealth of delicious seafood, including crabs, oysters and rockfish, but a predator lurking under water threatens native species. News4’s Megan McGrath reports on what Maryland is doing about the blue catfish.