Marysville City Manager Randy Fernandez has been publicly censured by Michigan Municipal Executives for violating ethics rules by donating $100 to a county commissioner’s campaign. The group prohibits members from political donations, citing concerns over public trust in administrators. Fernandez, who said he was unaware of the rule, had requested a private censure, but the … Read more
Sarnia’s Green’s Organic Café is hosting February’s Business After Five event on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at 196 Christina St. North. The event offers a cozy atmosphere with plant-based treats and natural wines, perfect for networking with local business professionals. Chamber members can expand their connections, grow their networks, and build lasting relationships. … Read more
Port Huron police are seeking help finding 55-year-old Samuel Serra, who has been missing for a while. Serra, a 5’7″, 255-pound man with brown hair and eyes, was last in contact with family in December. He previously lived on 15th Street in Port Huron but no longer does. Authorities believe he may be in Macomb, … Read more
Two people were arrested in connection to the January 28 homicide of 35-year-old Vincent Buckles in Port Huron. On February 12, U.S. Marshals, acting on tips from the Port Huron Major Crimes Unit, arrested a 22-year-old man near Atlanta, Georgia. He’s awaiting extradition to Michigan and faces charges in a double homicide in Detroit from … Read more
In Port Huron Township, a 52-year-old man was shot and killed by Michigan State Police after allegedly threatening officers with a gun on Dove Street Wednesday night. Police had responded to a domestic violence call at 7:50 p.m. When the man came out of a home holding a weapon and refused to comply with orders, … Read more
After 41 years, Mark Dixon is retiring and selling Picker’s Alley, Sarnia’s go-to music shop, to national chain Long & McQuade. At 65, Dixon says it’s time for a new chapter, and he’s glad the store will live on instead of shutting down. Long & McQuade takes over Monday, making it their 107th location. Dixon … Read more
The Sanilac County Historical Society received over $14 thousand dollars from its foundation to support the upkeep of the Historic Village & Museum. Foundation President Jolyne Fisher presented the funds to Society Board President Cathy Stewart as part of the annual distribution. The foundation was created to provide long-term financial support, relying on donations, bequests, … Read more
Port Huron’s plans to fix the Black River Canal and Tainter gate are on hold until nearly $5 million in funding is secured. City Manager James Freed says initial estimates were around $1 million, but costs have skyrocketed due to bureaucratic delays. Attempts to get funding from Port Huron and Fort Gratiot townships fell through, … Read more
A Port Huron teen convicted of murdering 19-year-old Curtis “KC” Cureton will now be sentenced on March 14th after a judge granted another delay. Carmello Wilson’s attorney requested more time for a mitigation expert to finalize a report, citing outstanding subpoenaed records. Wilson, who was 15 at the time of the ’23 shooting, was convicted … Read more
McKenzie Health System is hosting a free session for new and expecting parents on February 19th in Sandusky. The event, titled “Get the Basics: Newborn Care, Breastfeeding, Postpartum Care,” will be held at 120 Delaware Street, with a virtual option via Zoom. Megan Mason from the Sanilac County Health Department will cover essential topics like … Read more