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Public's help needed to restore Breton Bay oyster population - Vimarsana News

Public's help needed to restore Breton Bay oyster population

Residents can help local watershed associations plant a million baby oysters in the Breton Bay Oyster Sanctuary at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 30, at Abell’s Wharf in Leonardtown.

You can't beet this challenge - Vimarsana News

You can't beet this challenge

Maybe Southern Maryland residents have “been there, done that,” in previous years, but the 2023 Buy Local Challenge kicks off Friday, July 16, in the region.

Partners continue restoring oysters in Southern Maryland - Vimarsana News

Partners continue restoring oysters in Southern Maryland

Some Southern Marylanders refuse to give up on bringing oysters back to their local waters. On Sept. 10, volunteers teamed up to plant an estimated 1 million juvenile oysters, or

More than 20 people sickened by sewage-tainted oysters after Maryland failed to warn public of contamination - Vimarsana News

More than 20 people sickened by sewage-tainted oysters after Maryland failed to warn public of contamination

When Chesapeake Bay oysters and other shellfish become contaminated with sewage or other pollution , Maryland environmental officials normally alert the public before any are harvested or eaten. But that didn’t happen after a recent sewage spill in Southern Maryland — and at least two dozen people became ill.

More than 20 people sickened by sewage-tainted oysters after Maryland failed to warn public of contamination - Vimarsana News

More than 20 people sickened by sewage-tainted oysters after Maryland failed to warn public of contamination

When Chesapeake Bay oysters and other shellfish become contaminated with sewage or other pollution , Maryland environmental officials normally alert the public before any are harvested or eaten. But that didn’t happen after a recent sewage spill in Southern Maryland — and at least two dozen people became ill.