UNITED WAY MAKES GOAL AND MORE
Jan 26 2012 8:57PM
Posted 19 hrs 28 mins ago
They did it. The United Way of Saint Clair County tallied up funds over their goal of $1,450,00. The announcement was made Thursday night at a campaign celebration held at the Thomas Edison Inn. Campaign Chair Tim Lubbers says many groups helped out in getting the dollars pledged. Some 160 were in attendance at the event which was themed the Oscars to honor the
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CHILLY FEST BUT NO SNOWMOBILE RACES
Jan 27 2012 7:26AM
Posted 8 hrs 59 mins ago
Planning on going to Port Huron Chilly Fest? Better plan to go this weekend. Downtown Port Huron and the Outlaw Snowmobile Drag Racers canceled the snowmobile races which were scheduled for the second weekend of Chilly Fest. With the big event being called-off, the other events and activities that were planned for the weekend of February 3rd have also been canceled. There is a
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BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN ST. CLAIR RIVER IDENTIFIED
Jan 27 2012 7:27AM
Posted 8 hrs 58 mins ago
The body of the woman found yesterday morning in the St. Clair River has been identified. According to St. Clair County Sheriff Tim Donnellon, 46-year old Heidi Loznak was discovered by deputies investigating a missing person report called in by her husband. Deputies searched the area near her home in the 1100 block of River Road in St. Clair Township and found her body floating in
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SEMINAR ON FAMILY VIOLENCE NEXT MONTH
Jan 27 2012 7:29AM
Posted 8 hrs 56 mins ago
State Representative Kurt Damrow of Port Austin is sponsoring a discussion on child abuse and family violence in Michigan on Wednesday, Feb. 11th in Caro. Speakers from across the state will address issues such as parental rights, the family court system, special consideration for relatives when children are placed into foster care, and raising awareness of child abuse. Damrow has invited
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STILL TIME TO GET FLU VACCINE
Jan 27 2012 7:30AM
Posted 8 hrs 55 mins ago
State health officials say it's not too late to get vaccinated against the flu. In recent weeks, the Department of Community Health's Bureau of Laboratories has seen an increase in the number of confirmed cases of influenza with over half of the cases in children. In light of these cases the DCH says getting vaccinated now will protect you before influenza peaks and
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PH CITY WATER METERS SET FOR REPLACEMENT
Jan 25 2012 1:36PM
Posted 2 days 2 hrs 49 mins ago
A massive water meter replacement project is about to get underway in the City of Port Huron. Some 13-thousand meters are involved with about half of them needing total replacement. All will be visited though as a special radio transmitter to check usage will be installed. Port Huron City Engineer Robert Clegg says the devices will be able to monitor use on a timely basis. The
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| Thomas Lappin |
CASCO MAN ARRAIGNED ON OPEN MURDER
Jan 25 2012 1:38PM
Posted 2 days 2 hrs 47 mins ago
The 46 year old man accused of killing his live-in girlfriend has been arraigned. Thomas Lappin of Casco Township is charged with one count of open murder and one count of felony firearm in connecting to the January 21st death of 26 year old Carrie Neusius. According to St. Clair County Sheriff Tim Donnellon, the incident began with a 911 call from Lappin's stepfather, who had heard
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| Bryan Thibodeau |
HOME INVASION CASE SEES ARRAIGNMENTS
Jan 25 2012 1:40PM
Posted 2 days 2 hrs 45 mins ago
The Fort Gratiot couple arrested Friday night on home invasion charges have been arraigned in Port Huron's 72nd District Court. 50 year old Bryan Thibodeau and 42 year old Lisa Thibodeau face multiple charges following their Sunday arraignment. After their arrest, two search warrants were executed and suspected stolen property from other home invasions was recovered
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ORGANIZERS BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR JAIL AND BAIL
Jan 26 2012 8:16AM
Posted 1 day 8 hrs 9 mins ago
Silver Stick is entering the final weekend....talk of the super bowl is high on our minds and maybe even a hint of spring in the not to distant future....all of that brings up one other important date this time of the year....the annual Jail and Bail fundraiser for the March of Dimes. Turns out one of the long time volunteers will be leaving the group after this year....he is
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SC4 HONOR SOCIETY DRIVE AIDS FOOD DEPOT
Jan 26 2012 7:57AM
Posted 1 day 8 hrs 28 mins ago
St. Clair County Community College’s Lambda Mu chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society collected 3,972 pounds of food and $865 during its 29th annual food drive for the Blue Water Community Food Depot. Food collection boxes were placed in most classrooms and various offices on the Port Huron campus from late November through December.
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