The year is 1952 and the Mackinac Bridge is still in the talking stages. GLCC members, who passed through the Straits of Mackinac on their way to the North Channel and beyond, had a very different view. En route, they probably visited one or more of these locations. Step back in time when the gateway to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was still by ferry. When the current marinas, future sites of GLCC Rendezvous, are yet to be built.
The member search capability has been expanded to include city, state, email, berthing region and marina. This will give our members the ability to find GLCCers in their area. The columns displayed have been increased to include city, state and marina to confirm the search. To allow room for the additional columns, the right side member navigation bar has been removed for the member list page only. Now our members can take advantage of this search to readily find members they haven't met before and exchange boating stories over the winter.
Detroit’s historic Belle Isle Park will begin a transition to becoming Michigan’s 102nd state park, following action November 12, 2013 by Detroit's Local Emergency Financial Assistance Loan Board. Read article here.
Click HERE to read Great Lakes marine weather expert Mark Thornton's recently published review and analysis of Hurricane Sandy’s destruction of two Cleveland, Ohio, marinas. (Note - Mark recently joined the GLCCSchool faculty and will be teaching a class on Great Lakes thunderstorms this winter - see GLCCSchool for class details)
The All NEW GLCCSchool is now open for business with additional faculty members, a refreshed and expanded curriculum, a totally new web site and more. For more information click here or click directly to the new https://www.GLCCSchool.com to take a look.
6/2/2020 Updated artcle about magzine. JM
5/28/2020 Update link to magazine. Note that Good Old Boat is offing their latest issues free at this time. JM
The crew at Good Old Boat magazine created a brand-new digital subscription offering. To spread the word they’re offering free introductory issues.
The 2013 LAKE SUPERIOR RALLY took pace August 11-16 at the picturesque port of Silver Bay, which is located on Minnesota’s rocky North Shore. The packed four-day program included a tour of Split Rock Lighthouse, how-to safety seminar, historical presentation by Stewart Severtson, several GLCC business meetings, local shopping trips, trail hikes, great meals, and much visiting with friends. FOR A FULL REPORT ABOUT THE EVENT, PLEASE CLICK ON THE HEADLINE ABOVE.
Lake Superior's water level has increased rapidly the last few months. Now Lake Superior will outflow more water into Lake Michigan-Huron. Read Mark Torregrossa for MLive.com's article HERE.