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Tim Wheeler

Tim Wheeler

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Associate Editor and Senior Writer, The Bay Journal

Baltimore

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Total articles 665

  • Native Americans and allies celebrate ‘World Water Day’

    By Tim Wheeler Verified| People's World@ PORT ANGELES, WA—“World Water Day,” March 22, was celebrated here by hundreds of Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members and other nature lovers who gathered at a downtown beach to bless the Salish Sea, the lakes, and the Elwha River that provides all the drinking water for this city and region. The crowd was a rainbow: Native Americans, African Americans, Latinos and white people, women and men, children and youth.

    By Tim Wheeler Verified · People's World

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Striped bass reproduction in the Bay still poor, surveys find

    By Tim Wheeler Verified| Maryland Matters Verified By Tim WheelerChesapeake Bay JournalStriped bass continue to suffer from poor reproduction in the Chesapeake Bay, the latest surveys show, increasing pressure on fishery managers to maintain or even tighten catch restrictions on the popular migratory finfish. An annual seine survey of Maryland’s portion of the Bay collected just 2 juvenile striped bass per haul of the net,  the sixth straight year of dismal spawning success, the Department of Natural Resources reported.

    By Tim Wheeler Verified · Maryland Matters

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • Maryland sues over long-running mud pollution from Harford development

    By Tim Wheeler Verified| Maryland Matters Verified by Bay Journal, Maryland Matters September 14, 2024 By Tim WheelerChesapeake Bay JournalActing after years of complaints from residents, Maryland authorities have filed suit against the developer and builders of a Harford County housing project, accusing them of polluting the Gunpowder River and one of its tributaries by failing to control muddy runoff from the construction site.

    By Tim Wheeler Verified · Maryland Matters

    Sep. 14, 2024

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The Bay Journal

Seven Valleys, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 540-903-9298