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"The Other Side of the Storm" tells the story of a few fishermen fighting for their lives, mere miles from where the SS Edmund Fitzgerald is going down in Lake Superior.
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POINTS NORTH: The Other Side of the Storm
Ellie Katz
November 10, 1975: The SS Edmund Fitzgerald sinks in a massive storm on Lake Superior. But just miles away, a few fishermen are struggling in the same storm — fighting for survival.
Bill Sterrett looks over a hillside full of hardwoods, like maples and red oaks — many of which he had been managing for high-quality veneer. There’s no insurance available for trees grown for timber by private landowners. (Photo: Ellie Katz/IPR News)
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Damaged timber from the ice storm? Claim it on your federal income taxes
Ellie Katz
Tomas Moreno, vineyard manager at Bel Lago Winery, tends a row of pinot grigio grapes. The grapes will be picked this year by a team of workers from Mexico that Moreno hired through months-long temporary agricultural work visas, called H-2A visas. (Photo: Claire Keenan-Kurgan / IPR)
Claire Keenan-Kurgan
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Migrant farm work has boomed in Michigan. The feds just cut workers’ pay. What happens now?
Claire Keenan-Kurgan
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