At last night’s Port Huron City Council meeting, council approved vacating sections of Third and Pine Streets to allow Acheson Ventures’ to build a new heated boat storage facility. The $30 million project is expected to be finished up by Spring of 2014. A resolution to dissolve the fire collaboration between Port Huron and...Read More »
High School Juniors and their parents might want to take advantage of a workshop this Wednesday, January 16 at Port Huron Northern High School in the Media Center through the Know How 2 Go program, entitled, College Survival Kit. The kits are provided through a grant from the Community Foundation, and provide an organizational...Read More »
St. Clair County Health Department is reminding residents that the flu season is hitting earlier than normal and how it is important to help control the spread of infection in the home and workplace. Influenza is currently widespread throughout Michigan. Locally, St. Clair County continues to see increases in flu cases. Aggregate reports of...Read More »
The Master Gardener Volunteer program welcomes you to come and learn about gardening, community service and working with other volunteers. Introductory classes offered through the local MSU Extension Offices will cover the following: Introduction & Volunteerism, Plant Science, Soil Science, Integrated Pest Management, Diagnostics, Lawns, Woody, Annuals & Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruit, Tree Fruit,...Read More »
Jennifer Egan, a physical education instructor at the Woodland Developmental Center, is a finalist for national teacher of the year for students with special needs as awarded by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. The alliance sets the national standards for physical education teachers. Egan, 33, will compete for the...Read More »
