ARTICLES OF NOTE 2013
Wicomico decision to join bay group draws opposition
December 20, 2013, Jennifer Shutt, Delmarva Now
Md. needs to clean up its own pollution
December 20, 2013, Robert M. Summers, The Star Democrat
Richard Rothschild, Vice President, Carroll County Board of Commissioners interview with Comcast Newsmakers’ host Yolanda Vazquez re Maryland’s Bay cleanup strategy and the Mission of the Clean Chesapeake Coalition.
Wicomico to join Clean Chesapeake Coalition
December 20, 2013, The Dispatch
Low-key Chesapeake Bay summit draws few Leaders
December 11, 2013, The Baltimore Sun, Timothy B. Wheeler
Coalition opposes Bay cleanup approach
November 25, 2013, The Star Democrat, Abby Andrews
Sediment issue discussed at open house on Conowingo Dam re-licensing
November 14, 2013, The Baltimore Sun, David Anderson
Counties’ joint website promotes bay cleanup
November 5, 2013, Kent County News
Nitrogen removal credits explored for Oyster aquaculture
October 31, 2013, Bay Journal, Karl Blankenship
Idaho Attorney visits Carroll to discuss battling State’s Bay Regulations
October 28, 2013, Carroll County Times, Timothy Sandoval
New Bay Agreement likely to be delayed until early next year
October 23, 2013, Bay Journal, Karl Blankenship
Clean Chesapeake Coalition says it wants to engage with government over bay regulations
October 17, 2013, Carroll County Times, Timothy Sandoval
Special Six Day Series
Troubled Waters:The Fight to Save The Bay
September 29- October 6, 2013, The Capital Gazette
Clean Chesapeake Coalition recruits Queen Anne’s
September 25, 2013, Jordan Schatz, Bay Times
Clean Chesapeake Coalition faces challenges changing minds
September 22, 2013, Timothy Sandoval, Carroll County Times
County Position on Chesapeake Bay scrutinized by groups
September 22, 2013, Timothy Sandoval, Carroll County Times
Environmental groups, counties ready to challenge Conowingo License
September 11, 2013, Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal
Save the Bay- Letter from Former Queen Annes County Commissioner, George O’Donnell
August 14, 2013, George O’Donnell, Bay Times
Bradshaw responds to water quality issues
August 9, 2013, Tom Bradshaw, The Banner
A 2011 Storm Walloped the Bay with Sediment, Study Says
Maryland Sea Grant, Daniel Strain, 30 July 2013
Sound measures show progress in the Chesapeake
July 28, 2013, Doug Domenech, Richmond Times-Dispatch
18 Riverkeepers Intervene In Conowingo Relicensing
July 23, 2013, Dan Menefee, The Chestertown Spy
Frederick leads state in bay cleanup
July 15, 2013, The Frederick News-Post
Conowingo Dam: Exelon Corporation Responds on Relicensing
July 8, 2013, Dan Menefee, The Chestertown Spy
Focusing on the wrong threat to the bay
July 4, 2013, Dee Hodges, The Baltimore Sun
Counties seek to intervene in Conowingo relicensing
July 2, 2013, Josh Bollinger, The Star Democrat
Coalition tries to inervene in dam relicensing in effort to curb pollution
July 1, 2013, Matthew Bieniek, Cumberland Times-News
Clean Chesapeake Coalition Files to Intervene on Conowingo
June 25, 2013, Dan Menefee, Chestertown Spy
Port of Baltimore officials lobby Cecil leaders on Pearce Creek site
June 20, 2013, Cheryl Mattix, Cecil Whig
Dam relicensing acknowledges that with power comes responsibility
June 8, 2013, Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal
Coalition’s MacLeod Reports to County Council on Conowingo Dam Dangers
June 7, 2013, Daniel Menefee, Chestertown Spy
Dismal shad run puts Conowingo Dam in crosshairs
June 5, 2013, Tim Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun
New septic system rules will tax county health department
May 19, 2013, Matthew Bieniek, Cumberland Times-News
Dishing the dam dirt, dealing with sediment at the Conowingo Dam
May 10, 2013, Jessica Wilde, Capital News Service
Commissioners Say ‘Rain Tax’ Not Needed in Carroll County
May 6, 2013, Kym Byrnes, Westminster Patch
Researchers think industrious oysters could clean up Chesapeake
May 5, 2013, Darryl Fears, The Washington Post
Analysis: Who Gives a Dam About Conowingo?
April 30, 2013, James Dissette, Jack Elliott, Kathy Bosin, The Chestertown Spy
The Conowingo Debate: The role of the dam in Chesapeake Bay restoration
April 24, 2013, Dr. Bill Dennison, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
Photo Essay: Small-town cleanup makes big impact on waterway
April 20, 2013, Chesapeake Bay News
April 19, 2013, The Star Democrat
Public Form On Conowingo Dam – Both Sides Speak Up
April 18, 2013, The Chestertown Spy
Chesapeake Bay grasses decline for third year
April 18, 2013, The Baltimore Sun
A Conowingo Dam Primer: What do you know about the Conowingo?
April 16, 2013, The Chestertown Spy
April 15, 2013, Kent County News
Conowingo Dam Panel Discussion in Cambridge April 17
April 11, 2013, The Chestertown Spy
Fall survey finds Maryland oyster population, reproduction up for second year
April 10, 2013, Associated Press, The Washington Post
Cecil County Officials Confer with Rep. Harris on Earleville Dump, Conowingo Dam Pollution
April 9, 2013, Nancy Schwerzler, The Cecil Times
State and county talk Bay cleanup
March 6, 2013, Craig O’Donnell, Kent County News
Wicomico Hears Pitch For Chesapeake Coalition
February 22, 2013, by Shawn J. Soper, The Dispatch
Fithian Testifies in Annapolis For Repeal of Septic Bill
February 7, 2013, Daniel Menefee, The Chestertown Spy
Rural, urban areas differ on Bay restoration
February 1, 2013, Margie Hyslop, Gazette.net
Controlling Pollution in Conowingo Dam
February, 2013, Matthew Rowe, Maryland Department of Environment
Fithian Blasts CBF, Says New Coalition Bringing Better Attention to Conowingo
January 30, 2013, Daniel Menefee, The Chestertown Spy
January 24, 2013, Craig O’Donnell, Kent County News
Press Release: Chesapeake Bay Commission Sets Addressing Conowingo Sediment as a Top Priority
January 18, 2013, Chesapeake Bay Commission
DNR: Conowingo Dam Sediment Hastens Bay Pollution
January 15, 2013, Robert Land and Associated Press, WBAL
Study: Conowingo Sediment Increasingly Affecting Bay
January 15, 2013, Associated Press, The Star Democrat
January 2, 2013, Daniel Divillio, Kent County News
Relicensing of Conowingo Dam an opportunity for many Bay issues
January 1, 2013, Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal