Julie ArmstrongDiann CeglarekTwo St. Clair County Community College faculty members were honored during the 88th annual Commencement ceremony Friday, May 4, with the Del James Blessinger Award for Teaching Excellence. Winner of the Blessinger full-time faculty award was Julie Armstrong of Marysville, business administration professor. Winning the adjunct faculty award was Diann Ceglarek of...Read More »
The Port Huron Museum is celebrating Mother’s Day on Saturday May 12. The earliest evidence of Mother’s Day was celebrated by the ancient Egyptians. They would hold a festival of Isis, the mother of the Pharaohs. Early Mother’s Day celebrations in America started just after the Civil War and eventually became a national observance...Read More »
The St. Clair County Community Mental Health (SCCCMH) Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies Run for Recovery has been recognized as a quality physical activity event by the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness. The 5K Run and 1 Mile Fun Walk will be held on May 12, beginning at 9 a.m. at the SCCCMH building, 3111...Read More »
Karl TomionTim Ward currently serves as St. Clair County Commissioner for the City of Port Huron (Precinct 1-3) and the Townships of Burtchville, Fort Gratiot and Grant. He is up for re-election this fall, but, says he will not be running. Karl Tomion, former City Manager of Port Huron and Algonac, told WGRT yesterday...Read More »
Mayor Pauline ReppMembers of Port Huron City Council met again last evening to work on the proposed budget for 2012-2013. Port Huron Director of Finance John Ogden has proposed a 6.5% increase in city water and wastewater fees, along with a 1% administration fee to the city’s property tax bills to generate the funds...Read More »
