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Great Lakes writer tackles tale of survival 50 years after Lake Huron shipwreck
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Sailor survives shipwreck, November storm and lifelong guilt.
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Sailor survives shipwreck, November storm and lifelong guilt.
Israel is a major player in the global water business whether in Asia, Africa, or the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
Journalist follows researchers into the field to document the challenges facing six species of birds.
Retired Northern Michigan University professor uses fiction to explore life at the real but little known-UP WWII prison camps now rapidly fading from view.
Retired librarian resurrects their past, tells their stories.
Battle Creek resident and Michigan native Loreen Nienwenhuis is in the middle of a third 1,000 miler within the Great Lakes basin.
Review: This character-rich tale is deep with history, context and lessons for environmental battles elsewhere.
Great Lakes Echo recently caught up with Jim DuFresne, author of numerous travel and outdoor guidebooks for Michigan and elsewhere.
The region began to boom as the area embraced a tourist-friendly identity, but surprisingly, many streets, buildings and community traditions have stayed firmly close to their origins of well over a hundred years ago.