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Man dies following farming accident
A 57-year-old Greenwood Township man died following a farming accident, according to the St. Clair County Sheriff Department. Rescue crews responded to the 8000 block of Logana Road about 6:30 p.m. Friday to a report of the unresponsive man who was located in a field by his 23-year-old son. "Upon...
City sets boaters' roundtable to talk Black River Canal, other maritime concerns
The city of Port Huron is hosting a roundtable talk on Wednesday for local boaters looking to learn more about maritime issues, particularly ongoing issues addressing the closed Black River Canal. City Manager James Freed announced the event last week, setting it for 7 p.m. at Casey’s on the Plaza,...
Road watch: What's on tap for the road commission this week?
The following projects are slated for the week by the St. Clair County Road Commission. All projects are weather dependent. Casco/Ira Township – Bethuy Road at Marine City Highway will be under construction for intersection improvements. Bethuy will be a fully closed at the intersection, and Marine City Highway traffic will be maintained with temporary traffic signals. This project will begin the week of May 20 and continue through late June.
Large quantity of drugs found during search in Port Huron, 3 men arrested
The St. Clair County Drug Task Force found large quantities of drugs during multiple searches, which led to the arrest of three men. The searches resulted in locating and seizing a large amount of cocaine, prescription pills, drug paraphernalia, packaging materials, and digital scales in Port Huron. Charges and bond...
Lapeer Ave. shooting trial now set for Oct. 8
The trial for a teenager accused of fatally shooting a man in a Port Huron parking lot last July has been delayed until October. Carmello Wilson's trial was originally set to start in June after multiple delays. No explanation for the most recent delay was available in court records, and neither the St. Clair County Prosecutor's Office nor Wilson's attorney responded to a request for comment. A note in the court record states the delay was requested by the defendant and his attorney, Sharon Parrish.
Indoor golf simulator, soap and candle store among new additions to Wrigley Center
When Tee It Up first opened in January at the Wrigley Center, owner Dane Wirtz said it wasn’t too long before business seemed to take off. “After the first week, we were pretty full,” he said Monday. “January, February, and end of March before it slowed down.”
Senior class 'motivated' to lead Port Huron Northern girls tennis at MHSAA state finals
PORT HURON — As the smallest school in Division 1 for MHSAA girls tennis, Port Huron Northern had the option to move down to Division 2. But the Huskies stayed put, believing they could hang with the best on the big stage. They were right. ...
Fort Gratiot Fire Department seeks to expand department staff
Prospective firefighters climbed ladders, dragged hoses and crawled blindly around furniture as they were each tested for a job opening at the Fort Gratiot Fire Department Wednesday. Though only one job was immediately open, Fort Gratiot Fire Chief Michael Fronimos said the applicants will also be considered for six full-time...
Port Huron man launches mobile bike shop
Trev’s Mobile Bike Shed, a new business serving the Blue Water Area and beyond, is now accepting customers. The business, which launched in March, services bicycles of all varieties with maintenance and repairs throughout the Blue Water Area, according to a news release. The business brings the bicycle repair shop to the doorsteps of residents.
Dogs, java and bagel bombs: New Michigan coffee shop aims to open in June
METAMORA, MI — Love dogs and coffee? You’ve come to the right place. After a successful launch of Doghouse Coffee in Lapeer last year, owners will open a second shop by the end of June in Metamora. If you purchase a product or register for an account through...
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