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Port Huron City Council has taken up a recommendation from a task force of downtown stakeholders regarding the future configuration of Huron Avenue. At Monday night’s meeting, council unanimously approved the recommendation that would result in a

New green trash and recycling bins are appearing at the curb all throughout Port Huron Township as Waste Management prepares to automate collection. Come January first, all trash must be placed inside the new 96-gallon containers, called

With accumulating snowfall in the forecast for this evening, Port Huron residents are being reminded of the city’s snow ordinance. The regulation officially went into effect on December 1st and restricts vehicles from being parked on paved

A 41-year-old Marine City man was found dead on a busy Fort Gratiot road over the weekend due to an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Just after 2:30 yesterday morning, St. Clair County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to

As the holidays approach, residents in Port Huron’s Sherman Woods neighborhood are getting ready for this year’s Red Kettle campaign in support of the Port Huron Salvation Army. The Sherman Woods has a reputation for its vibrant

The holiday season officially gets underway Friday with Port Huron’s Annual Santa Parade. The parade kicks off at 6pm from the corner of Military and Court Street and continues up Huron Avenue to McMorran Plaza where Santa

A price hike is about to go into effect for Canadian-bound drivers. Starting Sunday, the toll to cross the Blue Water Bridge is set to go up by a dollar, raising it from $3.00 to $4.00 per

On Thursday morning, Port Huron City Manager James Freed was named one of two finalists to be the next administrator of Ottawa County. However just a few hours later, Freed withdrew himself from the search process. The

Due to a possible threat to the school, Landmark Academy in Kimball Township is closed this morning. School administration made the call to shut down for the day based on information presented by the St. Clair County

Repairs to a bridge just west of the Blue Water Bridges in Port Huron means you can expect to see a lot more commercial traffic through the streets of downtown. The Michigan Department of Transportation will be