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X-WR-CALDESC:'Briny Depths' presented by Ric Mixter\nTuesday\, June 25\n7 P
 M Doors @ 6:30 PM\nGeneral Admission Tickets: $15 Adult / $10 Student/ $5 
 10 & under MyNorthTickets.com\nDoor-$20/$15/$10\n\nBusiness Sponsors: Bedr
 ock Data\, Curtis Service/Kozy’s Resort\, Newberry Motors\, Sa-Wa-Quato In
 n\, Camp Interlaken\, Graymont MI\, Yooper Outdoors #906\, Abram Construct
 ion\, Jim Depew Agency\, Nature’s Kennel\, Rahilly’s IGA\n\nThe recent und
 erwater discovery of a steamer loaded with salt brought to the surface the
  importance of Great Lakes brine production to the world. Piping up from a
  400 million year old ocean deep beneath the Earth\, salt manufacturers fo
 und high quality minerals in New York and Michigan. Over 70 ships were los
 t on the Great Lakes carrying salt to markets like Chicago and Superior\, 
 Wisconsin. Ric Mixter explores how the salt was discovered and dives sever
 al wrecks including the Adella Shores\, Herman Hettler and Miztec and give
 s insight into how fortunes were made and lost on the salt markets.\n~~~~~
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nWith keynote lectures at every major dive show aro
 und the Great Lakes in 2022\, Ric Mixter is the most requested maritime hi
 storian in the midwest. Visiting museums\, libraries\, NASA and his live m
 usic concert “STORM”\, thousands of audience members get a new appreciatio
 n for our unique inland-sea history through his spellbinding lectures.  \n
 \nMillions of television viewers recognize Ric as a shipwreck researcher\,
  diving over 100 shipwrecks in the Great Lakes\, including the Edmund Fitz
 gerald. He has produced over 30 programs for PBS and the Outdoor Channel\,
  and appeared as a shipwreck expert on the History and Discovery Channels.
  Raising tens of thousands of dollars for Detroit Public Broadcasting duri
 ng their fundraisers\, he has shown that history can be engaging and enter
 taining in both documentaries and live stage presentations. \n\nRic’s book
 s include “Tattletale Sounds: The Edmund Fitzgerald Investigations\,” “The
  Wheelsmen” and “Bottled Goodbyes\,” the latter telling stories of message
 s in bottles from Titanic and the Great Lakes. His stories appear in magaz
 ines (including Michigan History Magazine) and in radio and TV news progra
 ms.  Mixter’s YouTube videos have over 5 million views\, covering shipwrec
 ks in four of the Great Lakes and adventures in several foreign lands.\n\n
 Ric started diving in 1991\, and served as SCUBA cameraman on underwater e
 xpeditions to the Great Lakes largest shipwrecks\, the Edmund Fitzgerald a
 nd Carl D. Bradley.  He has interviewed dozens of shipwreck survivors over
  the past 15 years\, including two from the 1913 Storm\, two from the 1940
  Armistice Day Storm and survivors from the largest shipwrecks in lakes Mi
 chigan\, Huron and Erie.  \n\nWith over 30 years of stories on historical 
 preservation\, Ric was awarded the C. Patrick Labadie Special Acknowledgme
 nt Award by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Preservation Society in 2022\, and t
 he 2009 Award for Historic Interpretation by the Association for Great Lak
 es Maritime Historians.  In 2011 he was elected to their board of director
 s\, serving a full ten years before his term ran out. Ric is also a board 
 member for the prestigious Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society\, whic
 h runs one of the most popular shipwreck museums in the country. The Great
  Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association elected Ric as their third president
 \, serving two terms.\nPodcasts can be found at www.shipwreckpodcast.com\n
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DESCRIPTION:'Briny Depths' presented by Ric Mixter\nTuesday\, June 25\n7 PM
  Doors @ 6:30 PM\nGeneral Admission Tickets: $15 Adult / $10 Student/ $5 1
 0 & under MyNorthTickets.com\nDoor-$20/$15/$10\n\nBusiness Sponsors: Bedro
 ck Data\, Curtis Service/Kozy’s Resort\, Newberry Motors\, Sa-Wa-Quato Inn
 \, Camp Interlaken\, Graymont MI\, Yooper Outdoors #906\, Abram Constructi
 on\, Jim Depew Agency\, Nature’s Kennel\, Rahilly’s IGA\n\nThe recent unde
 rwater discovery of a steamer loaded with salt brought to the surface the 
 importance of Great Lakes brine production to the world. Piping up from a 
 400 million year old ocean deep beneath the Earth\, salt manufacturers fou
 nd high quality minerals in New York and Michigan. Over 70 ships were lost
  on the Great Lakes carrying salt to markets like Chicago and Superior\, W
 isconsin. Ric Mixter explores how the salt was discovered and dives severa
 l wrecks including the Adella Shores\, Herman Hettler and Miztec and gives
  insight into how fortunes were made and lost on the salt markets.\n~~~~~~
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nWith keynote lectures at every major dive show arou
 nd the Great Lakes in 2022\, Ric Mixter is the most requested maritime his
 torian in the midwest. Visiting museums\, libraries\, NASA and his live mu
 sic concert “STORM”\, thousands of audience members get a new appreciation
  for our unique inland-sea history through his spellbinding lectures.  \n
 \nMillions of television viewers recognize Ric as a shipwreck researcher\,
  diving over 100 shipwrecks in the Great Lakes\, including the Edmund Fitz
 gerald. He has produced over 30 programs for PBS and the Outdoor Channel\,
  and appeared as a shipwreck expert on the History and Discovery Channels.
  Raising tens of thousands of dollars for Detroit Public Broadcasting duri
 ng their fundraisers\, he has shown that history can be engaging and enter
 taining in both documentaries and live stage presentations. \n\nRic’s book
 s include “Tattletale Sounds: The Edmund Fitzgerald Investigations\,” “The
  Wheelsmen” and “Bottled Goodbyes\,” the latter telling stories of message
 s in bottles from Titanic and the Great Lakes. His stories appear in magaz
 ines (including Michigan History Magazine) and in radio and TV news progra
 ms.  Mixter’s YouTube videos have over 5 million views\, covering shipwrec
 ks in four of the Great Lakes and adventures in several foreign lands.\n\n
 Ric started diving in 1991\, and served as SCUBA cameraman on underwater e
 xpeditions to the Great Lakes largest shipwrecks\, the Edmund Fitzgerald a
 nd Carl D. Bradley.  He has interviewed dozens of shipwreck survivors over
  the past 15 years\, including two from the 1913 Storm\, two from the 1940
  Armistice Day Storm and survivors from the largest shipwrecks in lakes Mi
 chigan\, Huron and Erie.  \n\nWith over 30 years of stories on historical 
 preservation\, Ric was awarded the C. Patrick Labadie Special Acknowledgme
 nt Award by the Great Lakes Shipwreck Preservation Society in 2022\, and t
 he 2009 Award for Historic Interpretation by the Association for Great Lak
 es Maritime Historians.  In 2011 he was elected to their board of director
 s\, serving a full ten years before his term ran out. Ric is also a board 
 member for the prestigious Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society\, whic
 h runs one of the most popular shipwreck museums in the country. The Great
  Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association elected Ric as their third president
 \, serving two terms.\nPodcasts can be found at www.shipwreckpodcast.com\n
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SUMMARY:'Briney Depths' A Presentation by Shipwreck Historian Ric Mixter
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