According to a report by Patricia Anstett in theDetroit Free Press, West Nile Virus disease, a mosquito-born illness —has reached epidemic proportions in Michigan, particularly in older suburbs that ring metro Detroit and Grand Rapids, state health officials are warning. With mosquitoes in their peak breeding season and cases continuing to rise quickly, state...Read More »
The Secretary of State SUPER!Center at 16 Mile Road and Gratiot Avenue in Clinton Township was closed Tuesday and possibly will remain closed through the end of September due to a broken pipe that left 2 inches of standing water on the office floor. The break occurred between the close of business Monday and...Read More »
Tom Hayden, principal author of the Port Huron Statement, speaks to a standing-room-only crowd of more than 500 students, faculty and staff, and area residents Tuesday, Aug. 28, at St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron. Many audience members watched the presentation on video monitors in the lobby after the college’s Fine Arts...Read More »
Gov. Rick Snyder has ordered U.S. flags to be lowered to half-staff within the state Capitol Complex and at state buildings, grounds and facilities throughout Michigan in honor of Special Warfare Operator Petty Officer 2nd Class David J. Warsen, of Kentwood, on Thursday, Aug. 30. Warsen, 27, died Aug. 16 in a helicopter crash...Read More »
St. Clair County Community College faculty, staff and their families enjoy the SC4 Staff and Family Picnic on Friday, Aug. 24. More than 140 people attended the picnic, which is each year prior to the start of the college’s fall semester. It featured food and games. For more photos, visit SC4’s Facebook page at...Read More »
