La Salle News

La Salle, Mich. This is about how not to sail. It could be construed as a narrative of mistakes, committed by a self-trained sailor who learns from mistakes.

Q: A church advertised a Jiggs dinner in our local newspaper. What is a Jiggs dinner? How did it get the name? - K.P., La Salle, Mich.

Investigators say the body of a female that washed ashore on Lake Erie in 1982 and was exhumed this month likely isn't that of a chronic runaway who was 15 when she disappeared in 1981.

Investigators have exhumed the body of a young woman whose body washed ashore on Lake Erie in 1982.

It's been 27 years since a young, unidentified woman's half-clothed body washed up on the shoreline of Lake Erie in Monroe.

Michigan detectives exhumed the body of a murder victim Tuesday, 27 years after they buried her, all in the hopes of finding out who she was.

The Griffon, built in 1679 near today's Niagara Falls, Ont., by French explorer Rene-Robert de La Salle, became the first sailing ship on the Great Lakes but was lost in a storm that year on its maiden voyage.