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It should come as no surprise when elected officials dismiss the complaints of citizens as nothing more than a few naysayers. After an abysmal 15% voter turnout in the city of Port Huron, maybe they are right after all. The numbers tell the whole story. Out of a city of thirty thousand people, thirty-two...Read More »

Tuesday, August 7 is primary voting day. Hopefully, you will encounter long lines of voters anxious to make their voices count in the direction of local government. In this blog I’m focusing on the 83rd state house race. The 83rd district state representative race between Muxlow and Eick has been a heated contest. I...Read More »

I rarely use my blog to publish someone else’s words. But here is a open letter from Port Huron City Manager Bruce Brown that WGRT found interesting.July 25th, 2012I am very disappointed by the public comments being made by Fort Gratiot Township Supervisor Doug Hannan concerning the quality of water provided by the City...Read More »

The Port Huron community has a rich array of successful non-profits. From the Boy Scouts to the United Way and everything in between, we are a blessed community. A number of those non-profits are faith based. One of those is the Bluewater Pregnancy Care Center under the direction of Jennifer Rose. Under her able...Read More »

On June 9 and 10 the Citizens for a Vibrant Community sponsored the second annual Art on the River event in the city of Port Huron.  Here are statistics. Forty eight vendors participated.  Thirty one bands performed.  The popular Michigan Traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial was present.   Several thousand people attended.  One more thing, it...Read More »