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In our January issue, we began Part 1 of a new series entitled 'Guardians of Freedom', and our first featured serviceman was Dick Purdy. Dick's daughter, Julie Arndt, is the editor of The Lakeshore Guardian. During the month of January, Dick left this world and went to be with Jesus.  |
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 Our story of a SCUBA dive made on a German submarine, the U-352, sunk during WWII continues by starting with our trip down to Morehead City, North Carolina, from Saginaw, Michigan. |
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 Most Americans are fascinated with the Amish, but know little about them except for the contrast they see between their lifestyle and that of the Amish. At first glance, Amish all appear to be alike. |
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| You are standing on a bridge that is as important to African-Americans as the Wailing Wall is to Jewish people. This bridge became world-famous when a black voter registration march to this state’s capitol was violently suppressed by police on a date now recorded in history as “Bloody Sunday.” |
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Guardians of Freedom Sugar Beeting in the Thumb An Opus About Amish Life, Part 3 Cookie Jars Where In the World Are You? No articles this month ECOnnection Know the Cause! Great Lakes Sailor Peek at the Past Schools of Yesteryear Sunken History The Way it Was Another Senior Moment Darren's Internet Adventures Janis Stein (Mother's Love) Outdoors with Captain Perry Sightseers Tony Taton TravelTrivia 
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