The newest book by Craig Blacklock finds the art of waves. This story is from December/January 2023 issue. Read more
Imoved to Northwestern Ontario from the Czech Republic in 1993. Even after so many years, this landscape always feels new and exciting, mysterious and even dangerous. It’s wild and quiet, open and so vast that I am still awed by it. Read more
The 225-foot Juniper class buoy tender comes 'home' for the first time. Read more
Dennis O'Hara
Photographer Dennis O'Hara provides us with insights and tips for taking pictures of snow crystals. Read more
Dec 3, 2012 9:03 AM Superior Notes
Amy Schwartz
Despite their resemblance to igneous rocks, the blue rocks we sought were not formed in the magmatic bowels of the earth, but rather in fires lit and stoked by men. In the late 1800s, several iron-smelting furnaces operated along that beach. Read more
Lake Superior is the world's largest freshwater lake by surface area – 31,700 square miles (82,100 square kilometres) – and holds 10 percent of the world's surface fresh water. Read more
Amy Schwartz
Despite their resemblance to igneous rocks, the blue rocks we sought were not formed in the magmatic bowels of the earth, but rather in fires lit and stoked by men. In the late 1800s, several iron-smelting furnaces operated along that beach. Read more
During the Lake Superior Day festivities in Duluth, we asked visitors and locals, kids and adults, to fill in the blank: Lake Superior is ______. Read more
Courtesy Ellora Martin
It may soon be one of our industries most in need of new recruits. We tell you how to embark on the career of a lifetime in the maritime industry, whether it's aboard a ship or in port. Read more
Photographer Dennis O'Hara provides us with insights and tips for taking pictures of the fall colors. Read more
Sep 5, 2012 8:24 AM Superior Notes
PAUL SUNDBERG
Lake Superior was almost an ocean, not just a sweetwater sea. Read more
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Education & Learning History Kids & Family
Special Exhibit: Railroads of Marquette County: Yesterday and Today-
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Ely Winter Festival 2023-
Education & Learning History Kids & Family
Special Exhibit: Railroads of Marquette County: Yesterday and Today-
Art & Exhibitions Kids & Family Outdoor
Ely Winter Festival 2023-
Education & Learning History Kids & Family
Special Exhibit: Railroads of Marquette County: Yesterday and Today-
Art & Exhibitions Kids & Family Outdoor
Ely Winter Festival 2023-
Education & Learning History Kids & Family
Special Exhibit: Railroads of Marquette County: Yesterday and Today-
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