New ships sliding into busy waters; offering new features, deals and meals

The new Cunard Lines Queen Elizabeth at dock at Carthegena, Spain, two weeks after she entered service in October, 2010.  Copyright THE CHESAPEAKE photo

The result is that the cruise lines have offered unheard of incentives to fill their ships

Cap’n Larry Jarboe goes underwater for fresh fish!

Boats, babes and Cap'n Larry at Antiqua.  THE CHESAPEAKE photo copyright 2011

Cap’n Larry Jarboe wants all of his many fans and constituents to know that he has spent countless days snorkeling, checking underwater reefs and wildlife for new stories and details of how to get there, get underwater and find fish.  He has also extensively investigated pool side bars and grills, tasted fish fried, broiled, uncooked, [...]

Coast Guard Cutter Capstan breaks ice near Baltimore

Coast Guard Cutter Capstan clears a path through ice on the Chesapeake Bay.  Coast Guard photo

BALTIMORE – The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Capstan, homeported in Philadelphia, breaks ice on the Chesapeake Bay near the Sassafras River in Maryland, Jan. 14, 2011. The Capstan and its crew conducted ice breaking operations in the upper Chesapeake Bay for three days. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jonathan Lindberg.

Celebrity Lays Claim to Upscale Biz with Posh New Ships; Ends Service to Baltimore Despite Booming Market

The Celebrity Mercury at St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Island  Copyright 2010 The Chesapeake photo

The huge advantage for Baltimore or New York passengers is not to have to fly to Florida and be concerned by TSA groping at security screening as well as airline delays, cramped seats and long lines.

Coast Guard cites striped bass poachers off N.C. coast

 PORTSMOUTH, Va. (Jan. 17, 2011)– The Coast Guard boarded and cited several fishing vessels in violation of federal law including one vessel in possession of 58 illegally caught Atlantic striped bass Friday. During their patrol the crew of the Coast Guard cutter Beluga, homeported in Norfolk, Va., detected and intercepted fishing vessels in the Exclusive [...]

$100,000 in heroin seized on cruise ship in Baltimore by customs, ICE agents

  Joint CBP, ICE Inspection Nets Cruise Ship Heroin, Cocaine CBP K-9 Sniffs out Nearly $100k in Dangerous Drugs on Enchantment of the Seas  BALTIMORE (Jan. 11, 2011)–A U.S. Customs and Border Protection K-9, during a joint CBP and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations inspection, discovered more than two pounds of cocaine [...]

Illicit action at Love Point; death by oyster dredge; importing deer across state line for illegal purpose; hunter held at gunpoint

 Queen Anne’s County – (Jan. 11, 2011) — Sgt. Art Windemuth of the NRP reports that on January 5, 2011 at 11:30 a.m., the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Daniel Leroy Dierker, 32 of Rock Hall, Md. with engaging in the striped bass gill net fisheries while his commercial license was suspended. Police say thatI Dierker was [...]

A Boom Town Grows Up

St. Mary's Commissioner Larry Millison, left, was honored at the annual Democratic Club Democrat of the Year Dinner in 1989.  Millison was elected three times as commissioner after serving on the board of education.  Center is the late Senator Paul Bailey, and Maryland Senate President Mike Miller.  THE CHESAPEAKE staff photo

His father Israel Millison, known everywhere as “Jake,” came to America shortly before the turn of the century from Lithuania.

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