‘Bringing Shipwrecks to Life’ exhibit opens at Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc
An effort to document local shipwrecks is part of a new exhibit at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc. Read the fully story by WLUK-TV – Green Bay, WI.
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Seeing off a ‘Sea’-soned educator: Dave White retiring after 38 years at Sea Grant
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