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Features
PAUL SUNDBERG
Rockin' the Rift, The Billion-Year-Old Split that Made Us
Lake Superior was almost an ocean, not just a sweetwater sea. Read more
Larry Stone
How Did That Get Here? A Naturalist’s View of Isle Royale
By air, by water or by ice, it’s fascinating to imagine how such a diversity of seemingly fragile organisms came to colonize the largest island on the world’s largest freshwater Lake. Read more
Three-Fingered Reilly
Veteran surfmen on Lake Superior's Shipwreck Coast always made it a point to teach the new men the gory details of the ghost of Three-Fingered Reilly. They wanted them to know that when they walked the lonely night patrols, they were not alone! Read more
Duluth Cargo Connect
Going Intermodal
A recent addition to the Duluth waterfront creates an international link via rail from the East, West and Gulf coasts. Read more
Francis M. Carroll Collection
Drawing a Line in the Water
Did a bad map give Isle Royale & the NW Angle to the U.S.? Read more
BRYAN HANSEL
Rescuing The Rock, A Volunteer Movement to Save a Lighthouse
Maybe it’s the isolation, the endless battle against wind and waves, or the tales sheltered within. Whatever the allure, I’m drawn to lighthouses. And I have a favorite. Read more
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