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http://hemmers.blogspot.com/

The subtitle more or less sums up its content, and this is certainly an ambitious and interesting effort to generate good chess content. Worth a visit.

http://kingsgambit.blogspot.com/
A good blog featuring well-annotated games illustrated by ChessPad diagrams. "Blog dedicated to chess games and tactics, learning chess, analyzing games, kibitzing etc." Features good amateur discussion of openings and frequent problems to solve.

A blog that tries to meet the needs of people just learning the game.

http://chessconfessions.blogspot.com/
"The trials and tribulations of an F-class Player…" Lots of intelligent and interesting commentary on the author’s quest for chess improvement. The best chess self-improvement blog.

http://www.kenilworthchessclub.org/centersquare/
A blog devoted to chess books, history, culture and games.

http://colourchess.blogspot.com/
More an art site with a chess theme than a chess site, really. But it is interesting nonetheless.

http://chessfanatic.blogspot.com/
A fan’s blog with lots of interesting blurbs on books and websites.

http://www.xs4all.nl/~timkr/chess2/diary.htm
This long-standing and well written blog by noted author Tim Krabbe features his collection of discoveries and off-beat "world chess records" (from longest game without a capture to unusual under-promotions). It’s a must-visit site, rich in content and excellent writing. See also his main page titled Chess Curiosities.

http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/
Very high level commentary on very current games and events by a 2300-rated master. Formerly Dennis M’s Chess Site. Excellent. I especially like his annotations to recent GM games presented in java applet form.