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Author of the article: John Martinello Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  6 minute read  •  Loading bags of beans into the hold of the Superior at the Wallaceburg Government Dock, 1938. The Superior was a frequent visitor to Wallaceburg's Government Dock. Like the Magog, the Superior was a package freighter and, at 262 feet long and 39 feet wide, was very similar in size to the Magog. This photo gives some idea of what it would have looked like when pallet-loads of glassware, and other cargoes, were slung into the hold of the Magog. Photo ...

Author of the article: John Martinello Publishing date: Apr 05, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  8 minute read  •  The John R Emery at Erie, Pennsylvania, August 2001. In 1957/1958, the Emery's steam engine was replaced with two diesel engines and the forward wheelhouse removed. Although these modifications substantially changed the Emery's profile, the bow of the Emery in this photo, is the same bow, painted green (just as in Alan Mann's memories), that battled the Central Bridge during the Sydenham River Crisis of November 1944. Photo by Jeff Thoreson as posted at Shipspotting.com j...

Here's a running list of COVID-19 vaccination sites in the Wausau and Merrill areas Allison Garfield, Wausau Daily Herald © Submitted A health care provider prepares a dose of COVID-19 vaccine at an Aspirus facility WAUSAU - Wisconsin is in its 12th week of COVID-19 vaccine distribution and moving through phases of those who are eligible. Although over a million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have already been administered in the state, many Wisconsinites who are eligible are struggling to secure the shot.  Figuring out how and where to get the vaccine can be confusing, ...

  IMAGE: Shutterstock cradle of Europe January 6, 2021 You many think of Greece as predominantly a sun, sea and sand destination, even if you like to soak up the culture too. But with its mild climate, history and beautiful landscape, Greece has a lot to offer all year round. It’s also taking great strides in sustainability, and by its very nature, its culture has some features that make it a hit with ecotourists.   “Organic produce markets and island seafood makes it an unintentional leader of the world’s most sustainable food,” explained Lonely Planet. This year, the travel platfo...