Ruins of shipwreck from 19th century found on East Coast beach
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As it prepared to land, an American Airlines flight (actual flight not shown here) reported seeing an unusual blue light. (iStock)
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Remnants of the 19th-century schooner Lawrence N. McKenzie have resurfaced at Island Beach State Park along the Jersey Shore. (New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection)
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