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Maryland green events: April 16 - 20

The Public Meeting - Oyster Restoration will be held on April 19. It is one of three regional meetings hosted by the Army Corps of Engineers to...

Easton's most hospitable art gallery, Easton's Promise, located at 107 Goldsborough Street welcomes spring with new exhibits by two award...

For many people, the mild winter temps have been wonderful. For many businesses who derive income from winter weather, the warmer days have not...

Baltimore's economy relies heavily in many ways on the health and sustainability of the Chesapeake Bay and its entire watershed. Think tourists...

Designation from U.S. Green Building Council bittersweetWhen St. Paul's School trustee David W. Fisher took on the role of co-chair of the...

For many years, a group of advocates in the Dundalk area has thought local water contamination was responsible for the large number of cancer...

It was announced on Wednesday that a settlement had been reached in a legal suit filed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation that challenged a Virginia...

One cold dreary evening, much like today, I was searching through YouTube and came across a documentary called "Around the Americas." It...

In Baltimore, many people have careers and hobbies that involve our waterfront. There are fishermen, crabbers and boaters. Of course, there are...

The holiday season is upon us and people are rushing here and there to find the perfect gift for that special someone. Have you ever thought about...