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Spring Break Shipwreck Hunting: Finding Michigan maritime history off the shore

You don't always need fancy equipment to look for Michigan's sunken history. Some of our historic shipwrecks can be seen from the shore

Michigan Clean Water Corps calls for volunteer water quality data collectors

How healthy is the water that residents and visitors enjoy in West Michigan? Are aquatic ecosystems able to flourish? These are the kind of questions that volunteers help answer by

Here Are At Least 6 Shipwrecks You Can Paddle To in West Michigan

There are a plethora of shipwrecks around Michigan. Even if you don't have a motorized boat, you can still explore these 6 in West Michigan.

Here Are At Least 6 Shipwrecks You Can Paddle To in West Michigan

There are a plethora of shipwrecks around Michigan. Even if you don't have a motorized boat, you can still explore these 6 in West Michigan.

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Tree trimmer falls to death in Oceana County, police say

Despite life-saving efforts, the 60-year-old Ovid man was pronounced dead at the scene Tuesday after falling 60-70 feet.

Tree-trimmer falls 60 feet to his death in western Michigan

Michigan State Police say a commercial tree-trimmer has died after falling 60 feet to 70 feet (18.3 to 21.3 meters) feet from a tree.

Tree-trimmer falls 60 feet to his death in Claybanks Township

The man died at the scene in Claybanks Township west of Rothbury, police said.

Waves carve controversial wartime history, buried for 63 years, from Michigan dune

Waves carve controversial wartime history, buried for 63 years, from Michigan dune

Waves carve controversial wartime history, buried for 63 years, from Michigan dune The high Lake Michigan water levels have unearthed a portion of Oceana County s Camp Claybanks, which was a U.S. Army installation base in the 1950s. Author: Brent Ashcroft Updated: 9:22 AM EDT March 17, 2021 NEW ERA, Mich. It s amazing what can be discovered during a simple walk along the beach. An Oceana County man, who was recently strolling along the Lake Michigan shoreline, found the remains of wartime history that had been buried under a dune for 63 years until the waves carved it out. On Sunday, March 14, Jesse Cisneros did something he says he s done a thousand times - take a walk along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Cisneros grew up near New Era and has served on and off as the Claybanks Township Park Manager for several years.