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THE VOYAGERS RETURN TO ACTION FOR HOME OPENING WEEKEND AT LAKESHORE MUSKEGON’S NEW PRO TEAM MARKS HOME DEBUT SATURDAY NIGHT & SUNDAY AFTERNOON

It’s the home opening weekend coming up for Muskegon’s new pro hockey team. Under the direction of Team Owner and Head Coach Cody Mulready, the Muskegon Voyagers will swing back into MIHL (Michigan Independent Hockey League) league action with a pair of appearances at their hockey home of the Lakeshore Sports Center, Muskegon.

The Voyagers will be formally unveiled as Muskegon’s new pro hockey team this Saturday night, February 27 th at 7:00 pm when they broach a two-games homestand series against The Prospects Team. The two teams will tangle in a Sunday matinee encore encounter in a 12:00 noon opening face-off.

Plenty of excellent, choice seats are available for both of the Voyagers home performances this upcoming weekend.

Inaugurating this abbreviated, abridged season the past weekend, the Voyagers divided a two-games’ series at Gaylord as they tackled their principal early-season rivals, the Gaylord Snow. In game one on Saturday night, Muskegon celebrated its first victory in its first ever game as a bona fide professional hockey franchise, extracting a hard-earned, dramatic comeback 4-3 overtime success. Former Reeths-Puffer scoring standout Jeremy Joyce delivered the ultimate GWG, striking early in the five minutes extra session at the 1:26 mark. The victors actually surmounted previous deficits of 1-0 and 2-1 to achieve their opening night triumph. Chris Corgan, Jason Wrbelis and Skylar Vining also made connection while defenseman Joe DeFay assisted twice. Calvin College alum Trevor Boardway was supreme in goal for the Muskegonites, rebuffing 48 of 51-shots as the home-standing Snow outshot the visitors, 51-44. Two of Gaylord’s three strikes were stoked on the power play, going 2-8 with the extra man band while the Voyagers manpower was totally negated, going 0-8. Joyce earned the game’s #1 Star through his OT histrionics; Boardway was acclaimed #2 Star.

In Sunday’s rematch, the Voyagers gained 2-1 and 3-2 advantages before being trimmed, 5-4. A Gaylord three-goals second period resurgence, featuring GTG from its special teams (1-PPG / 1-SHG) represented the climactic juncture of the contest. Wrbelis, the Aquinas College star, spurred Muskegon’s second consecutive four-goals offensive output, engineering 3-points on 1-goal and 2-assists. Corgan, like Wrbelis, notched his second in as many games while Luke McCarthy and Corbin (CJ) Emery caged singletons. Once again, the Gaylord special teams were superior to Muskegon’s as the Snow brewed 1-PPG (1-2) in addition to that key, touch-in-the-clutch SHG. For the weekend series, Gaylord’s power play was 3-10, going 3 for the last 5. The Voyagers man advantage squadron was a desolate at 0-9.

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21-  Jason Wrbelis            2(2-2-4)                                                14-Skylar Vining                                2(1-0-1)

18-  Chris Corgan              2(2-1-3)                                                89-Luke McCarthy           1(1-0-1)

13-  Jeremy Joyce            2(1-1-2)                                                25-CJ Emery                       2(1-0-1)

5-   Joe DeFay                    2(0-2-2)

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5 events to check out in Muskegon this weekend (Mar. 8-10)

• Published: Mar. 08, 2024, 1:21 p.m.

This weekend's Muskegon events include Puppy Pals LIVE, a Friends of the Library Book Sale, and a rare Muskegon Voyagers game on Sunday. (MLive file photo) Jacob Hamilton | MLive.com

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MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - Are you looking to let loose this weekend with family and friends after a long week? The Muskegon area has got you covered with plenty of fun happening around town.

Some of the festivities kicking off this weekend include Puppy Pals LIVE, a Friends of the Library Book Sale, and a rare Muskegon Voyagers game on Sunday.

Keep scrolling for the details of those events and two others happening between March 8-10.

1. Puppy Pals LIVE - As seen on America’s Got Talent

Puppy Pals is a nationally touring family-friendly show where adopted and rescued dogs perform spectacular stunts and feats onstage.

The event is on Friday, Mar. 8, at Playhouse at White Lake, 304 S. Mears Ave., in Whitehall.

Starting at 6:30 p.m., the showcase is not only a show but an interactive experience. In every performance, audience members can participate in the show and possibly step on stage, organizers said.

Wesley Williams will lead the puppies through a show full of surprises and comedy.

“The Puppy Pals LIVE Comedic Stunt Dog Show is a hilarious presentation for the whole family and the dog lover in all of us, and this special fun-filled spectacle stars mostly rescued dogs,” as stated online. “From shelters to showbiz, these pooches perform spectacular stunts and breathtaking feats.”

In addition to individual tickets of $10-$15, Family of Four passes are available for two adults and two kids from the same family.

Tickets can be purchased online at theplayhouseseatwhitelake.ludus.com .

2. Muskegon Voyagers v. Detroit Warhawks

During a Sunday, Mar. 10 afternoon game, the Muskegon Voyagers will take on the Detroit Warhawks at the Lakeshore Sports Centre, 4470 Airline Rd. in Muskegon.

The game is rescheduled from November 2023 and is not on the pocket schedule. Puck drop is at 12:30.

Attendees can also expect family fun games during intermission, according to organizers.

Admission for adults starts at $10, $7 for youth 5-12 and free for kids under 5.

Tickets are available in the lobby at Lakeshore Sports Center. Doors open at 11:30 a.m.

Learn more here .

3. Roosevelt Diggs: Vinyl Experience

The Starlight Room, 4765 Airline Rd. in Muskegon, is welcoming back Roosevelt Diggs for an energetic performance of folk, country, blues, bluegrass, and rock-n-roll.

The event kicks off from 7-9 p.m. on Saturday, Mar. 9., with the artist performing their whole album.

Roosevelt Diggs will be presenting their fourth album, “Reverie,” which was released in October 2023.

All ages are welcome to the show with $18-$25 general admission. Doors open at 6 p.m.

Purchase tickets and learn more here .

4. Winter Farmers Market

The Muskegon Winter Farmers Market at 242 W. Western Ave. is touted as the second-largest farmers market in the state.

The indoor market is open each Saturday, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., through April 6, 2024.

The vendors assemble in “The Barn” for customers to pick goodies ranging from fresh meat and vegetables to baked goods, gifts and a hot meal.

Learn more about the Winter Farmers Market here .

5. Friends of the Library Book Sale

The Montague Branch Library is hosting a Friends of the Library Book Sale at 8778 Ferry St. in Montague this Saturday, Mar. 9.

From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the council chambers, there will be a large selection of children’s youth, adult fiction and adult nonfiction.

All books are just $1 or $2, with proceeds supporting programming and supplies at the Montague Branch of the Muskegon Area District Library.

Learn more by visiting the branch’s Facebook page .

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The United States Hockey League (USHL) and its participating Member Clubs announced the 2022-23 regular-season schedule. In total, the season will consist of 62 regular-season contests for each team in a regionally-based schedule. The Lumberjacks kick off the new season by trekking to Cranberry Township, Pa. for the annual DICK’S Sporting Goods USHL Fall Classic against the Sioux Falls Stampede and the defending Anderson Cup champions Tri-City Storm on Sept. 22 and 23, respectively. Following the DICK’S Sporting Goods USHL Fall Classic, Muskegon will host their second annual Flannel Fest for the home opener on Friday, Sept. 30 against the Chicago Steel. The Jacks will remain home for a weekend slate against the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders on Oct. 7 and 8 before embarking on their first road trip to Green Bay, Wisc. on Oct.14 and 15.

In all, fans will have the opportunity to witness live Lumberjack hockey 30 times this upcoming year, including 30 unique theme nights for each home game. Some of the more notable theme nights include Military Night on Nov. 11, in which the Jacks honor the men and women of the armed forces. The Lumberjacks will celebrate New Year’s Eve on Dec. 31 with a contest against Team USA U17, while Saturday, Jan. 14 sees the return of Star Wars Night at Trinity Health Arena with many more theme nights to follow.

In the lead-up to playoffs, the Lumberjacks will host their last four regular-season contests on home ice, welcoming the Madison Capitols and the Chicago Steel for a pair of two-game segments.

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NASA engineers discover why Voyager 1 is sending a stream of gibberish from outside our solar system

Voyager 1 has been sending a stream of garbled nonsense since November. Now NASA engineers have identified the fault and found a potential workaround.

For the past five months, the Voyager 1 spacecraft has been sending a steady stream of unreadable gibberish back to Earth. Now, NASA engineers finally know why.

The 46-year-old spacecraft sends regular radio signals as it drifts further from our solar system . But in November 2023, the signals suddenly became garbled, meaning  scientists were unable to read any of its data, and they were left mystified about the fault's origins. 

In March, NASA engineers sent a command prompt, or "poke," to the craft to get a readout from its flight data subsystem (FDS) — which packages Voyager 1's science and engineering data before beaming it back to Earth. 

After decoding the spacecraft's response, the engineers have found the source of the problem: The FDS's memory has been corrupted.

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"The team suspects that a single chip responsible for storing part of the affected portion of the FDS memory isn't working," NASA said in a blog post Wednesday (March 13) . "Engineers can't determine with certainty what caused the issue. Two possibilities are that the chip could have been hit by an energetic particle from space or that it simply may have worn out after 46 years."

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Although it may take several months, the engineers say they can find a workaround to run the FDS without the fried chip — restoring the spacecraft's messaging output and enabling it to continue to send readable information from outside our solar system.

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Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 zipped past Saturn and Jupiter in 1979 and 1980 before flying out into interstellar space in 2012. It is now recording the conditions outside of the sun's protective magnetic field , or heliosphere, which blankets our solar system.

Voyager 1 is currently more than 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) from Earth, and it takes 22.5 hours for any radio signal to travel from the craft to our planet.

Ben Turner is a U.K. based staff writer at Live Science. He covers physics and astronomy, among other topics like tech and climate change. He graduated from University College London with a degree in particle physics before training as a journalist. When he's not writing, Ben enjoys reading literature, playing the guitar and embarrassing himself with chess.

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• TorbjornLarsson Bon voyage, Voyager! Reply
• Jay McHue What if aliens are doing it to try to communicate with us? 🤪 Reply

Jay McHue said: What if aliens are doing it to try to communicate with us? 🤪

admin said: Voyager 1 has been sending a stream of garbled nonsense since November. Now NASA engineers have identified the fault and found a potential workaround. NASA engineers discover why Voyager 1 is sending a stream of gibberish from outside our solar system : Read more

sourloaf said: What does FSB mean?

Rusty Lugnuts said: Where are you seeing "FSB"? The closest thing I can see in the article is "FDS". In modern computers, FSB would most likely refer to the Fr0nt S1ide Bu5, though I have no idea if a system as old as Voyagers, let alone engineered so specifically, would have an FSB. (apparently I can't spell out "Fr0nt S1ide Bu5" or my post gets flagged as spam or inappropriate??)

• SkidWard Just cut the % of ram needed... skip the bad sectors Reply
• kloudykat FDS = fl1ght da1a sub5ystem5 Reply
• 5ft24dave This is pretty old news, like 6 months old. Are you guys just now discovering this? Reply

Commodore Browncoat said: That's about as sane a theory as many of the others that have become ridiculously popular in the past several years, so sure - why not? What reply do you think we should send?

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SAT. OCT. 21 VS. KALKASKA TEAM PHOTO NIGHT / TREVOR BOARDWAY TRIBUTE

SAT. OCT. 28 VS. DETROIT WARHAWKS PINK THE RINK / STAND UP TO CANCER

SAT. DEC. 9 VS. BLUE WATER TEDDY BEAR TOSS/UGLY SWEATER NIGHT

SAT. DEC. 23 VS. GAYLORD MERRY CHRISTMAS

SAT. JAN. 20 VS. KALKASKA MILITARY/FIRST RESPONDERS NIGHT

SAT. FEB. 10 VS. DETROIT WARHAWKS LADIES NIGHT

SAT. FEB. 17 VS. GAYLORD MASCOT NIGHT

SAT. FEB. 24 VS. WATERFORD NHL JERSEY NIGHT

SUN. FEB. 25 VS. WATERFORD FAMILY DAY

SAT. MAR. 9 VS. GAYLORD KIDS’ NIGHT

SAT. MAR. 16 VS. BLUE WATER ST. PATRICK’S NIGHT

SAT. MAR. 23 VS. KALKASKA FAN APPRECIATON NIGHT

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2024 MIHL Bill Long Memorial Cup Finals

Game 1 April 20 7:30 PM at Lakeshore Sports Centre

Game 2 April 21 2:00 PM at Lakeshore Sports Centre

Game 3 & *Game 4 if needed  (TBD) held in Waterford

* Game 5 if needed, TBD) held in Muskegon