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Nice article about some of LP’s efforts in support of Ukraine.

Nice article about some of LP’s efforts in support of Ukraine.

Thanks to the Manufacturers & Business Association for this nice article. - JB Global Logistics Leader Rallies Support in Rebuilding Ukraine Logistics Plus Blends Business Investment with Humanitarian Support By: Karen Torres Logistics Plus, Inc. (LP) is one of...

Great Lakes Cruise: Welland Canal

Great Lakes Cruise: Welland Canal

All, This is our last day aboard. We're heading for Toronto through the Welland Canal, which is pretty amazing. It's what humans built to avoid having to go over Niagara Falls (or carry their canoes) up from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie. As we mentioned at the start,...

Great Lakes Cruise: Niagra Falls

Great Lakes Cruise: Niagra Falls

All, I'm thinking that the Erie folks (and maybe others?) are getting bored by my reporting from places so close to home. Amish country yesterday.  Today, Niagara Falls. Now, to be fair, even though many of us have been there dozens/hundreds of times, it is very cool....

Great Lakes Cruise: Ohio Amish Country

Great Lakes Cruise: Ohio Amish Country

All, I've got to say that even though this is kind of our own backyard, this tour was far more interesting and enjoyable than I expected. Probably should not have been so surprised by that, I guess. It was about an hour and a half ride from the Port of Cleveland to...

Getting Closer to Home

Getting Closer to Home

All, Yesterday, we visited Detroit, Michigan. Motor City. Motown. (And the home of Scott Frederick's beloved Lions 😉). Went to the Henry Ford museum. Lots of amazing stuff -- the innovations of the past and possibly the future. It was a nice day and (though not a...

The Edmund Fitzgerald

The Edmund Fitzgerald

I'd be remiss to take a Great Lakes cruise and not mention the Edmund Fitzgerald. Those of you old enough will know the story well. I doubt many of our younger friends have even ever heard of it. The SS Edmund Fitzgerald was a Great Lakes freighter that sank in a...

Great Lakes Cruise: Mackinac Island

Great Lakes Cruise: Mackinac Island

Well, though the trip has been nice, today is the first day that we got to see something that felt very different from everyday life*. *Note: Derek made a very good point: He said, "Why would you think a Great Lakes cruise would be so different when you LIVE on one of...

Great Lakes Cruise: Thunder Bay

Great Lakes Cruise: Thunder Bay

Here’s where we are for Day 2. Took off from Duluth yesterday. As on all cruises, the first thing they do is to give everyone a safety briefing. These are important since (as we all know) sh*t happens sometimes, and it’s good to be prepared. So, most guests pay some...

Start Of Our 2 Week Great Lakes Viking Cruise

Start Of Our 2 Week Great Lakes Viking Cruise

Hi everyone, Hallie and I are starting our two-week Great Lakes Viking Cruise. And while it is just a vacation (no work stops), I thought some of you might like to follow our travels. We have taken several Viking cruises in Europe, Asia, and South America, which were...

Welcoming LP’s AUK interns, Katie and Sasha

Welcoming LP’s AUK interns, Katie and Sasha

All, After a wonderful week in DC, and getting to meet all kinds of American leaders to discuss the situation in Ukraine, Sasha and Katie are finally arriving in Erie today where will be interning for the summer. Katie will be working with our import and export team,...