Maryland Fleet Week director Chris Rowsom gives Nestor all the facts and history of this semi-annual celebration that returns to Baltimore this weekend with spectacular weather and activities for everyone.
Fleet Week director Chris Rowsom gives Nestor the full monty on history and future of downtown festivities
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