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1882 Lake Michigan shipwreck vanishes again under shifting sands

WHITEHALL, MI — A beached shipwreck that had onlookers flocking to the Lake Michigan shoreline has vanished again, buried under sand. The remains of the Contest, a 124-foot schooner that grounded near White Lake in 1882, is usually buried but was visible earlier this spring due to shifting beach sand and dropping Lake Michigan water levels. Related: Drone captures view of 1882 Lake Michigan shipwreck suddenly uncovered on beachThe Contest was built in Buffalo, New York, in 1855 and hauled grain and lumber around lakes Michigan, Huron and Erie. The shipwreck is just a short walk from the White River Light Station in Muskegon County’s Fruitland Township. Cory Morse | MLive.com23 Lake Michigan shipwreck re-emerges near WhitehallMore on MLive:Kent County has spent $10M to cover DeVos Place debt amid hotel tax shortfallsRestaurants, condos, hotel among new proposals for old diesel plant in Grand HavenMuskegon Public Schools is offering a unique hybrid learning plan for fall 2021

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Drone captures view of 1882 Lake Michigan shipwreck suddenly uncovered on beach

WHITEHALL, MI — The reemergence of a beached shipwreck, usually buried under sand, has onlookers flocking to the Lake Michigan shoreline. Based on MLive’s drone footage, much of the schooner’s bow is exposed because of shifting beach sand. The remains of the Contest, a 124-foot schooner that grounded near White Lake in 1882, are visible again thanks to shifting beach sand and dropping Lake Michigan water levels. Related: Wreck of the Contest re-emerges from Lake Michigan near WhitehallThe Contest was built in Buffalo, New York, in 1855 and hauled grain and lumber around lakes Michigan, Huron and Erie. The remains of the Contest, a 124-foot schooner that grounded near the White River Light Station in Fruitland Township in 1882, are visible again thanks to shifting beach sand and dropping Lake Michigan water levels on Tuesday, March 23, 2021.

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Company will pay you $2,400 to go screenless for 24 hours

It’s hard to imagine a life without screens these days...but how about 24 hours? One company is willing to pay you $2,400 if you’re able to swing it. Reviews.org -- a company that reviews products and services that are designed to make your home smarter -- is holding a “Digital Detox Challenge,” where lucky contestants will get paid $2,400 to go without technology for 24 hours. You can apply for the 2021 Digital Detox Challenge on Review.org right here. You can learn more about the 2021 Digital Detox Challenge on Review.org.

Wreck of the Contest re-emerges from Lake Michigan near Whitehall

The remains of the Contest, a 124-foot schooner that grounded near White Lake in 1882, are visible again thanks to shifting beach sand and dropping Lake Michigan water levels. The wreck was last visible in 2018 when dune erosion uncovered frames and keelson that had previously been buried under several feet of sand since 1974, according to the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association (MSRA). The Contest is one of several schooners that grounded near White Lake in the mid-to-late 1800s. The Contest was built in Buffalo, N.Y., in 1855 and hauled grain and lumber around lakes Michigan, Huron and Erie. The dune is likely to reclaim the wreck in the near future as the lake level fluctuates.

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Shipwreck from 1880s revealed by shifting Lake Michigan water levels

A change in Lake Michigan water levels has revealed a shipwreck from the 1880s that is visible in western Michigan for the first time since 2018. Experts believe it's the wooden spine of the Contest, said Craig Rich, director of the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association. The wreckage is along the shore in Muskegon County, near where the White Lake channel meets Lake Michigan. Drone image of the White Lake shipwreck by Kevin Ailes Michigan Shipwreck Research Association. According to the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association, the Contest had a streak of bad luck even before its demise.

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Shifting sand, water again reveal Michigan shipwreck from 1880s

WHITEHALL, Mich. – A change in Lake Michigan water levels has revealed a shipwreck from the 1880s that is visible in western Michigan for the first time since 2018. Experts believe it’s the wooden spine of the Contest, said Craig Rich, director of the Michigan Shipwreck Research Association. The wreckage is along the shore in Muskegon County, near where the White Lake channel meets Lake Michigan. In 2018, major parts were seen for the first time since 1974, a result of changes in lake current, water levels and sand. “Things get covered and uncovered all the time.”There was speculation in 2018 that the shipwreck was another schooner, the LC Woodruff.

3 reasons you’ll want to clean your air vents right now

We spoke to Chris Pelino, the president of Pure Ducts Air Duct Cleaning, to get his expert advice on why cleaning your vents regularly is so important. Cleaning your air ducts will improve the air quality of your home. A dirty duct can cause your HVAC system to work extra hard to pump cool air throughout the home. Pure Ducts Air Duct Cleaning is a full-service cleaning and repair company that can tackle your air ducts, HVAC system, furnace, dryer vent and chimney. For more information, and to set up a consultation, click or tap here to visit the Pure Ducts Air Duct Cleaning website.

3 ways to make your backyard your own oasis

We spoke to Robert Randall, one of the experts at Temo Backyard Living, to get his advice on how to make every day feel like a vacation in your backyard. Arguably, the best part of your outdoor living space is ... the outdoors. You can also opt for one of Temo Backyard Living’s DIY kits, which are now 50% off -- or a full-service option for 15% off until April 15. Temo Backyard Living has been around since 1968. The company has a 17,000 square foot showroom, at 20330 Hall Road in Commerce Township, where you can get some great ideas on how you can transform your outdoor living space.

Support Ann Arbor’s SafeHouse Center with this pet photo contest

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Make your pet a star and support Ann Arbor’s SafeHouse Center at the same time through the Jelly Bean Jump Up pet photo contest. Until 11 p.m. on Friday, March 5, pet parents around Ann Arbor can submit photos of their favorite furry companion. Submit your favorite pet photo. Pet names will be displayed with their photos, and pet parents can also leave a small blurb about their pet. Submissions are free but community members can help their favorite pet move up in the ranks by buying votes.

How to pick the perfect piece of jewelry for your sweetie

So, why not give the most classic gift of all, a gorgeous piece of jewelry? To help steer us in the right direction, we turned to the experts at Ahee Jewelers, a third-generation-owned jewelry store in Grosse Pointe Woods. Andre and Stefan Ahee joined host Tati Amare to share their advice on how to pick out the perfect gift for your love. Ahee Jewelers has hundreds of beautiful pieces to chose from and are renowned for their customer service. For more information on Ahee Jewelers, visit them at 20139 Mack Ave. in Grosse Pointe Woods, or click or tap here to visit their website.

Election 2020 updates: Here’s what happened on Nov. 6

The race between Ossoff and Perdue, a close ally of President Donald Trump, has been characterized by sharp attack ads but relatively moderate political positions. In Detroit, dozens of Trump supporters returned to the streets outside the city’s convention center, where election workers counted ballots. — The New York Times8:13 p.m.: Biden’s lead grows in battleground PennsylvaniaDemocrat Joe Biden’s lead over President Donald Trump is growing in battleground Pennsylvania. Biden is on the cusp of victory as he opened narrow leads over President Donald Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania. CISA principally helps local and state election departments protect themselves against cyberattacks.

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Here’s where you can freshen up your takeout food routine

This article is sponsored by Pita WayIt is the first day of Live In the D’s Michigan Food Week! We kicked things off today with our sponsor Pita Way. Founder Brandon Bahoura joined Tati Amare from one of his locations to talk about what Pita Way has to offer. Pita Way also offers individually catered boxes for workplaces and non-familial gatherings. The prize is made possible by Pita Way and all of our other Michigan Food Week sponsors.