Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon Contract Grows by $100 Million
Military, federal retirees and Social Security recipients will receive a COLA increase in January.
A Windy Race after the SATs
The Sailing Center Chesapeake teaches students to sail, to race, to log the results and do it all without missing the SATs. A point considered in Hana Zwick’s report.
The Winner Takes You into the Barnacle Cup
Sam Behrens tells the sailor’s tale of a slog of a day that finally coughed up enough wind to send him on to Barnacle Cup ’13 victory.
Senators Hopeful; Seek Sequester Flexibility
As Senate leaders near an agreement to avert a debt crisis and re-open government, House Speaker John Boehner continues fighting for a GOP bill but fails to win the support he needs from Republican conservatives.
Does the Chesapeake Bay Have a Future?
Acclaimed Author Tom Horton to speak Thursday at St. Mary’s College: “Is the Future a ‘Chesapeake Style’ Bay?”
Sailing Center Chesapeake Graduates 70 In 2013
This summer, 70 middle school students graduated from Sailing Center Chesapeake’s Boating Safety Class.
25 Study Boating Safety @ Sailing Chesapeake
Sailing classes are still open for busy adults and teens.
Who Won this Weekend’s Gov Cup?
Unofficial results from the 40th running of the oldest and longest overnight race on the Chesapeake.
Don’t Miss This Year’s Gov Cup! Aug 2-3
Track and attend the August 2-3 Governor’s Cup Yacht Race ending at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, the oldest and longest overnight yacht race on the Chesapeake.
Artist Carolyn Egeli’s Painting & Talking Technique
The renowned portrait artist has made a haven of home and studio in Valley Lee, Maryland, where her love of landscape is made manifest.
