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The Rouse Simmons sank in December 1912, heavy ladened with evergreens from Thompson. See the Christmas Tree Ship resting under 165 foot of Lake Michigan water.

The Rouse Simmons sank in December 1912, heavy ladened with evergreens from Thompson. See the Christmas Tree Ship resting under 165 foot of Lake Michigan water.

The Rouse Simmons sank in December 1912, heavy ladened with evergreens from Thompson. See the Christmas Tree Ship resting under 165 foot of Lake Michigan water.

The Rouse Simmons sank in December 1912, heavy ladened with evergreens from Thompson. See the Christmas Tree Ship resting under 165 foot of Lake Michigan water.

The Rouse Simmons sank in December 1912, heavy ladened with evergreens from Thompson. See the Christmas Tree Ship resting under 165 foot of Lake Michigan water.

Bolenz Holiday Parade tonight ALPENA — The annual Bolenz Holiday Parade will begin at 5:30 p.m. tonight through downtown Alpena down Chishol

ROGERS CITY — For the better part of 25 years, the Carl D. Bradley was called the “Queen of the Lakes” as the Great Lakes’ longest and largest freighter

The Great Flood of 1889 killed more than 2000 people, swept away 1600 homes, and caused $17 million in damage. And it wasn’t the last time Johnstown would flood.

What started as a project in high school, ultimately lead a West Michigan man turning trash from Michigan beaches into an eco-friendly clothing line.

What started as a project in high school, ultimately lead a West Michigan man turning trash from Michigan beaches into an eco-friendly clothing line.