Tucked away in Port Clinton, Ohio’s self-proclaimed “Walleye Capital of the World,” Jolly Roger Seafood House stands as a testament to the simple truth that sometimes the most unassuming places serve ...

The star attractions are prominently displayed: perch sandwich, walleye sandwich, seafood platters – a Greatest Hits album of Lake Erie’s finest offerings. It’s a menu that respects your intelligence ...

Elma resident Tom Slawatcki, center, with teammates Jim Dolly, left, and son Ben, have been among teams to win cash at the Lake Erie Con Club Derby in Dunkirk, which is under new management this year.

Forrest Fisher Photo If you like to fish, there is enormous fun and significant cash for you this summer. The Chautauqua County shoreline of Lake Erie provides three ports for prime access to the ...

Minch of Cleveland, who named it after a 3-million-acre area of land in northeastern Ohio along Lake Erie. The 318-foot steel freighter was a state-of-the-art ship at the time. It was known for ...

(WJW) — Lake Erie looks like a frozen tundra ... steal food from native fish, and wreck water quality,” continued the USFWS message. Students escape school bus fire in Cleveland Heights ...

The village sits on the shore of Lake Erie in Chatham-Kent. The great lake is a magnet for shipwrecks — it has more than 270 confirmed shipwrecks, and possibly thousands more hidden in its depths.

and from there yanked down a creek to Lake Erie. Less than six weeks after launch, disaster struck. As the French explorers said in their journals, preserved all these centuries, the ship went ...

The 70-year-old founder of an underwater explorer nonprofit that documents shipwrecks in Lake Erie and the other Great Lakes died over the weekend while making a trip below the surface.

which was loaded with furs to pay the ship master’s creditors when it disappeared in 1679. It was on its way to Lake Erie when it was likely overcome by a September storm. Its resting place is ...

“However, because Lake Erie ... photo from 50 nautical miles away, at Bay Village’s Huntington Beach, courtesy of Reynolds. Reynolds said that the white moving object in the foreground is a ...

With three decks — one for passengers and two for freight — the ship spent 10 years ferrying settlers and settlement supplies west from Ogdensburg, New York, to Chicago via Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.