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As of May 15, here are the latest sailing regulations according to the Maryland DNR: no more than 10 per boat, some racing allowed.

Here are SpinSheet readers most frequently asked questions about sailing and boating during Maryland's stay-at-home order and DNR responses.

This year’s Sultana Downrigging Festival takes place November 1-3 in Chestertown, MD, a gathering of tall ships, sailing enthusiasts, and bluegrass musicians you don't want to miss.

Sixteen years later, they have created a thriving yacht sales business and a harmonious partnership and marriage. The road here was circuitous, but it provided the building blocks for their future.

"Susan has clearly made significant contributions to Maryland boaters, marine businesses, and to the environmental well-being of the Bay"

The Marine Trades Association of Maryland’s (MTAM) executive director, Susan Zellers, received a Governor’s Citation for her years of praiseworthy service.

The first annual Boat Maryland Week will run April 26 to May 5. The 10-day celebration will highlight the beginning of Maryland’s boating season and the state’s deeply-rooted ties to maritime history. 

Hurray! It’s time for the spring splash, and sailors all across the Mid-Atlantic are burning their socks, uncovering their boats, and pulling out the spring checklist. These pages collect advice we’ve gleaned from professionals and long-time boat owners. They include tips on whether to do the work yourself or hire a pro, common missteps, and bare essentials. 

Situated just off the Potomac River, Leonardtown, MD, is a little town with a "never say die" community spirit and a rejuvenated waterfront.

Swan Creek gives sailors access to bustling downtown Rock Hall, but still provides a secluded getaway at the end of the night.