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Police Beat: St. Clair County
At about 3:30 p.m. May 6, a bomb threat was reported at the Home Depot in Fort Gratiot Township, according to officials from the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office. When the threat was found written on the wall in a bathroom stall, law enforcement was notified. Upon learning of the situation, deputies responded, calling for area bomb K-9s to respond, as well as Fort Gratiot Fire Department to stage in the area. Michigan State Police K-9 and a Port Huron Police Department K-9 responded to the store. They worked meticulously clearing the building. No bomb and nothing of concern was located. The store resumed normal business.
Port Huron Teen Dies After Skateboard Stunt Involving Moving Vehicle Goes Wrong
A Port Huron teenager has died following a skateboarding stunt that went awry, authorities confirmed. The 19-year-old was critically injured when he attempted to skateboard while holding onto a moving vehicle and subsequently fell, as reported by Hoodline. Suffering multiple facial and skull fractures, the young man was hastily transported to McLaren Macomb Hospital after the incident, which occurred just before midnight on May 9, on the 2700 block of 24th Street in Port Huron.
Fallen officers honored at Peace Officer Memorial Day service in Port Huron
Law enforcement officers from across the Blue Water Area gathered at the International Flag Plaza in Port Huron Wednesday to honor colleagues who had fallen in the line of duty. The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol's Port Huron Office hosted the ceremony for Peace Officer Memorial Day, held each year...
Meet the three pairs of sisters on the Port Huron Northern softball team
PORT HURON — Take a good look at this year's roster for the Port Huron Northern softball team. Chances are, you haven't seen one quite like it. That's because the Huskies feature three different pairs of sisters with the Hagens (Arianna and Ellyanna), the Raymos (Madison and Marisa) and the Umbreits (Alexis and Brooklyn). ...
Richmond school board approves contract with food service employees
The Richmond Community Schools Board of Education greenlit a three-year contract between the district and its food service employees on May 13. During a regular meeting, the board voted unanimously to accept the recommendation of the superintendent and approve the three-year contract from July 1 of this year through June 30, 2027. Secretary Sandra Fortuna was absent.
Volunteers needed for community cleanup on Black River this Saturday
Anyone looking to lend a hand cleaning up the Black River this weekend will have a couple places to jump in. In part hosted by the Black River Boat Club, the cleanup is slated to run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, with volunteers gathering at the Riverside Boat Launch in Port Huron or at Bakersfield Park in Port Huron Township.
Another warm day in metro Detroit with cooler temperatures on the coast
(FOX 2) - Temperatures will find themselves at similar highs on Wednesday with clouds fading away throughout the day. As conditions max out at around 73 in Detroit, the sun will begin to show in the afternoon. The sky will open up in the north then to the south across Southeast Michigan, the National Weather Service reports.
These bumpy roads around McLaren Port Huron are set for reconstruction next year
Drivers passing through the area’s biggest hospital campus likely notice neighborhood streets riddled with cracks, occasional loose pavement, and crater-like potholes making their journey a bit bumpy. Luckily, several local roadways are slated for reconstruction as early as next year. ...
Croswell-Lexington Board of Education fills vacant seat
The Croswell-Lexington Board of Education has chosen Croswell EMS Director Tim Niggemeyer to fill its recently vacant board seat. The board seat opened at the end of April when the board's previous president, Russell Nowiski, resigned from the position. Niggemeyer was appointed on Monday during a special board meeting. He said he submitted an application to the board because he wanted to be a part of making the school district run well.
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