The lighthouse was built a quarter century later in 1935. Its era as a staffed lighthouse ended when the last U.S. Coast Guard crew departed in 1980, leaving its automated light and fog signal behind.

With summer overtaking Michigan, there are many places to visit across the state including lighthouses. Michigan has over 60 lighthouses dispersed around the Great Lakes, with Lake Michigan ...

On April 19, a wreck was located on a northern Lake Michigan beach near Manistique and identified by the MSRA as the R. Kanters, which blew ashore in September 1903, according to a post on the ...

Port Huron, a southeast Michigan city across the St. Clair River from Canada, sits at the edge of Lake Huron. Here's what to ...

Here are a few lighthouse possibilities as you plan your Michigan summer fun: Take the Lake Michigan circle tour. The 2015 version of the Lake Michigan Lighthouse Map and Circle Tour is now available.

The body of a woman who has been missing since Aug. 2 was found in Lake Michigan, near Beaver Island, ... Anyone with information is asked to contact the Manistique Outpost at 906-341-2102.

An Amish man who fell into Lake Michigan when a wave threw six people off a lighthouse pier was found dead Sunday morning, officials said. The 8- to 10-foot-high wave swept in Earl Helmuth, 24, his… ...

Millions descended upon a Lake Michigan lighthouse this week. News Sports High Schools Life Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. ... Midges typically hatch when the water temperature is near 60 ...

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The Point Clinton brick lighthouse, near Walker Avenue and Oak Street in the Town of Fort Sheridan, was built in 1856. The Port Clinton Lighthouse was sold in August of 1873 at a public auction ...

The swimmer, a 41-year-old man, was last seen at around 4 p.m. on June 30 near Lighthouse Beach. He, along with an adult woman and two teenage girls, were pulled underwater, officials said.