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ALGONAC NEXT UP FOR A NEW CITY LEADER
 
This week has seen Scott Adkins leave the city of St. Clair for the city manager's job in Roseville... and soon we could see former Port Huron City Manager Karl Tomion leaving his city manager's job in Algonac for retirement with Doug Alexander, who used to head up the local Economic Development Alliance hired to replace him.  Tomion, a Port Huron native with over 35 years in
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YOUTUBE FORCE FEED INCIDENT SEES CHARGES FILED
 
The Sanilac County Sheriff's Office says a 21-year-old Kimball Township woman is charged with two misdemeanors for fourth-degree child abuse and domestic violence after a YouTube video of her allegedly force-feeding a child surfaced.  Sanilac Sheriff Garry Biniecki says Jacqueline Ann-Marie Caiger is due back in court March 12th for a pre-trial exam and is currently free on a

TUESDAY MORNING ASSAULT CASE INVOLVES 29-YEAR OLD

A Port Huron resident was arrested after allegedly pointing a long gun at several people in a residence along the 1500-block of Continental.  Police say he was involved in a fight afterwards outside the home.  He left, came back later and was then arrested.
 

LOCAL POLICE UPDATE COMPLAINT REPORT
 
The Port Huron Police Department has issued their annual Summary of Citizen Complaints, Awards and Commendations which shows not much has changed from previous years as all reported acts of misconduct, criticism or praise for officers is all part of meeting the standards set down by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, which is a program aimed at improving public

ROAD COMMISSIONS COULD BE COUNTY CONTROLLED
 
The Governor has signed into law a pair of bills allowing counties to dissolve local road commissions and the take on those duties themselves. Saint Clair County Commission Chair Jeff Bohm has indicated no changes are planned locally.
 

DOUBLE HOMICIDE HAS PORT HURON CONNECTION
 
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office says there's been a second arrest in the double slaying in Pontiac last Friday evening.  It is a fifteen year old who is believed to have fired the weapon which killed the two victims, 52-year-old Loretta Fournier, formerly of Port Huron, and her friend 58-year-old Luann Robinson. They  were found murdered in their home.  Early

INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT SELECTED FOR ST. CLAIR
 
Didn't take long for the City of St. Clair to find a filler for the Scott Adkins City Superintendent position.  Adkins' resignation was read at a regular council meeting last night and city accountant Mike Booth got the nod for being in the position on an interim basis according to Mayor Bill Cedar. He says Clerk Janice Winn is now the Assistant Superintendent.  Adkins
NEXUS ...Not So Fast Monday

HUGE BACK UP REPORTED INTO CANADA YESTERDAY
 
More than a few Canadians apparently took advantage of President’s Day sales at U.S. stores. The line-up back to Canada at the Blue Water Bridge reportedly stretched to near Water Street.  Even the NEXUS lane was jammed. It was also a holiday in Canada as Ontario residents celebrated Family Day.
 

MERGING AND CLOSINGS ANNOUNCED BY CHURCH
 
The Archdiocese of Detroit this week formally announced the closing two Catholic churches this year while close to 31 others are expected to merge. Archbishop Allen Vigneron released Monday a complicated, wide-ranging restructuring of 267 parishes. Under the massive reorganization plan, at least 38 parishes will be merged or reduced to 18 parishes by 2016 - but a newly-merged parish in

GASOLINE PRICES UP A FEW PENNIES
 
AAA Michigan reports $3.45 as the statewide average as many experts in the business say $4 or $5 gallon gas is possible by summer. 
 

FIREWORKS STILL A GO FOR PORT HURON
 
Port Huron will indeed see fireworks this summer as part of the Blue Water Fest, which itself is tied into the events with the annual boat race up to Mackinac Island.  Last year the show was not held due to funding concerns. Leeann Peart at the Downtown Port Huron office tells us that while the Acheson Foundation group and then the local Community Foundation had provided the

ROBOT HELPING PORT HURON HOSPITAL
 
Port Huron Hospital now has the Da Vinci Si Surgical System, or the da Vinci Robot.  It will allow surgeons to perform  the most minimally invasive procedures possible.  It provides high-quality images and allows for increased motion range for doctors.  Hospital President and CEO Thomas DeFauw says with the precision the robotic system offers, surgeons will be able to

REWRITE OF ROAD COMMISSION LAW BEFORE GOVERNOR
 
The governor this week is expected to sign into law a pair of bills allowing counties to dissolve local road commissions and the take on those duties themselves. This same effort late last year failed to come up with enough votes in the House for the legislation which has already passed the Senate. Supporters say it can reduce the cost of government. Under the measure, local road

ANOTHER DETROIT MUSIC LEGEND DIES
 
Detroit punk rock pioneer Michael Davis of the MC5 has died at the age of 68.  Reports indicate that he died in California where he had been treated for liver disease.  The group was best known for their 1969 song "Kick Out The Jams".

MEAP SCORES ARE IN
  
With the first year of the new cut scores for the Michigan Educational Assessment Program, or MEAP, in place, local area school districts had mixed results.  This past year the state adopted more stringent cut scores for the MEAP that represented career and college ready achievement standards, and Joann Hopper at the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency says the

FLU PROTECTION STILL AVAILABLE
 
The St. Clair County Health Department is offering free flu protection by serving up doses of Flu Mist until March 2nd.  Officials say any healthy, non-pregnant, county resident between the ages of two and 49 is eligible.  The Flu Mist is a vaccine that's simply sprayed into the nostrils, meaning no needles and no pain!  Residents can just walk-in or make an appointment

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