Legislation to toughen penalties for illegally killing a protected animal or trophy buck in the state of Michigan passed the Michigan Senate unanimously with bipartisan support last Thursday. “This is good news for Michigan sportsmen and the deer herd. Some of the very best bucks are being illegally shot at night under a spotlight...Read More »
The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in solving three home invasions that have taken place in the southern end of the county since November 16th. According to Sheriff Tim Donnellon, all the break-ins occurred during the daytime. On November 16th, a home was broken into in the 1200 block...Read More »
The Cidney Ingram murder case will see the jury returning this morning to continue deliberations, according to Circuit Judge Cynthia Lane. Ingram is charged with first-degree premeditated murder and felony firearm in the June 15 fatal shooting of 23-year-old Jason Williams in Port Huron. A co-defendant in the case, John Little, pleaded guilty before...Read More »
Marine Corps Pfc. Joshua L. Shepard, son of Suzanne and Michael C. Shepard of Jeddo, and Marine Corps Pvt. Chantelle D. Henderson, daughter of Dorthy Y. and Aundrey D. Henderson of Port Huron, earned the title of United States Marine after graduating from recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. For...Read More »
Baker College of Port Huron is enrolling students for winter 2013 quarter, with classes beginning Monday, Jan. 7. Registration continues through the first week of classes. “If you want to make 2013 the year you start preparing for a new career or advancing in your current job, the time to start planning is now,” said Connie Harrison, Ph.D., Baker College of...Read More »
