The Tree of Shining Love ceremony at Aspire Marlette Regional Hospital wrapped up the holiday season of giving with a heartfelt event on December 8th. The ceremony honored 176 individuals and recognized Sue Cook and the volunteers of the Caring Hearts Health Clinic for their 14 years of service to those in need. Nearly $20,000 … Read more
In Marysville, the St. Clair County Technical Education Center (TEC) has received a valuable boost for its automotive programs, thanks to LaFontaine Ford St. Clair. The dealership donated a ’23 Ford Transit Cargo Van, along with repair parts, marking its second vehicle contribution this year. The van, which was damaged before the donation, provides students … Read more
The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office welcomes four new deputies: Joshua Orzel and Robert Arnold, graduates from the Wayne County Police Academy, and Chase Vogras and Lauren Powers from Delta College. Sheriff Paul Rich praised their commitment to public service. Additionally, Sergeant Ronald Edington was promoted to Lieutenant, now overseeing the Uniform Services Division. Edington, with … Read more
McKenzie Health System has welcomed Khristine Kirkbride, a highly trained Doctor of Physical Therapy and Orthopedic Physical Therapist, to their Rehabilitation team. A Sandusky native and graduate of Sandusky High School, Kirkbride holds advanced degrees from Central Michigan University and Oakland University, along with a post-doctoral certification in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. She specializes in … Read more
After being ejected from the November 26 council meeting for a heated outburst, Councillor Bill Dennis plans to apologize. During the virtual meeting, Dennis made personal attacks against Mayor Mike Bradley and fellow members, leading to his expulsion. The incident highlights ongoing friction within the council. Dennis expressed regret for his behavior and aims to … Read more
A water main break on Harsens Island caused a temporary loss of pressure, prompting a boil water advisory that is still in effect for residents. While the main was repaired over the weekend, there is concern that bacteria may have entered the water supply due to the pressure loss. Residents are urged to boil water … Read more
ITC Michigan is spreading holiday cheer across the Lower Peninsula by decorating its nearly 150-foot-tall transmission towers with dazzling LED displays. Featuring up to 250 feet of lights, a 1,600-LED star, and a “Happy Holidays” sign made of 13,000 LEDs, the festive decorations are lighting up communities like Marysville and St. Clair every evening through … Read more
A tragic incident occurred in Goodland Township last Wednesday, when a 30-year-old woman drowned while attempting to save her dog from an icy pond. Authorities responded to the home on Armstrong Road around 5:30 p.m. and found the pond frozen with a small area of open water. The woman’s dog was spotted floating in the … Read more
The Michigan Climate Action Network will honor six leaders for their climate and civic engagement efforts today. The virtual event celebrates those making a difference, including Odalis Perales and Em Perry from Michigan United for challenging corporate influence in politics, and Megan Owens for expanding public transit. Andrea Pierce, founder of the Anishinaabek Caucus, and … Read more
This New Year’s Eve, the Blue Water Area Transportation Commission is providing free, door-to-door rides to keep the community safe. Starting at 6:30 p.m. on December 31st, and running until 2:30 a.m. January 1st, the service will cover Port Huron, Marysville, Fort Gratiot, Port Huron Township, and Burtchville. Residents are encouraged to book rides in … Read more