The Lexington Business Association will sponsor Quilt & Daffodil Days on May 5 & 6 in the Village of Lexington. Quilts will be displayed throughout the Village and the Old Town Hall Winery, A Night to Remember B & B, Butler Photography & B & B, Captain’s Quarters Inn, Carroll House B & B, and...Read More »
Building on his successful 2011 “Great Crossings” presentation, author/sailor/speaker Robert Weir returns to Port Huron to present his “Life Among the People: Observations of Modern India” on Saturday, May 5. Mr. Weir shares his experiences from months living and traveling in northern India. Dinner and show is only $18.00 per person, and will be...Read More »
A groundbreaking ceremony for the McMorran Greenway and Street Closure Project will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday. McMorran Boulevard from Erie to River Street and River Street from McMorran Boulevard to Willow Street will be closed beginning this Saturday. The project is designed to provide safer pedestrian flow on campus, provide additional more...Read More »
Paul MuxlowThe filing deadline for candidates running for the state Legislature is coming up at 4 p.m. on may 15 to compete in the August 7th primary election. As of the first of this week, Rep. Andrea LaFontaine, had two contenders in the race for representative in the State House 32nd District. Four candidates...Read More »
Rev. Thomas SeppoThursday, May 3rd, 2012 has been established by the United States Congress as the 60th National Day of Prayer. This first Thursday in May is set aside to remember our spiritual heritage and the foundation our country was built upon. Last year approximately 2 million people gathered together to pray on this...Read More »
