SAULT STE. MARIE, MIch. - As we remember the tragic loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald 36 years ago today, November 10, let us also recognize the hard and sometimes dangerous work of the crews still working on our inland seas. The Edmund Fitzgerald, shown here in the MacArthur Lock, sank with all hands in 530 feet of water in one of the most famous shipwrecks on the Great Lakes.  (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers file photo)
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