Monthly Archives: June 2012

For Yale School Superintendent Ken Nicholl, savings are savings — which is why no reductions ever are considered chump change. The school district’s preliminary 2012-13 budget shows about $16 million in revenue and about $18 million in expenditures. Although next year’s expenditures are about $200,000 less than this year’s, the revenue cannot keep pace,...Read More »

Residents of the city of Port Huron can expect their summer tax bills in the mail this week. According to City Treasurer, Edward Brennan, 2012 summer tax bills went out in the mail on Tuesday, June 26. Summer taxes may be paid without penalty on or before July 31. Residents will see 18. Mills...Read More »

St. Clair County Community Mental Health will host a brown bag lunch workshop titled “The Benefits of Animal Therapy & Service Animals” on Thursday, July 10th from noon – 1:00 p.m. at 3111 Electric Avenue in Port Huron. This workshop will detail the benefits that Animal Assisted Therapy Dogs can provide in improving overall...Read More »

St. Clair County 54 4-H members and 12 adult chaperones traveled to the MSU campus in East Lansing on June 20-22 for a 3 day 2 night pre-college experience called 4-H Exploration Days. 4-H Exploration Days offers youth ages 11 – 19 the opportunity to stay in a college dorm attend educational session and...Read More »

The American Culinary Federation  Chef & Child Foundation Committee named Chef James Kokenyesdi as the 2012 recipient of the Michael Ty, CEC, AAC, Endowment Fund.  The Michael Ty Endowment Fund provides an ACF chef with a scholarship to be donated to a charity of his choice.  Kokenyesdi teaches nutrition to adults and children in...Read More »