Emily Pauling

Michigan, United States

Staff Writer at The Voice (Clinton Township, MI)

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St. Clair County TEC students earn medals at state SkillsUSA competition

6 days ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Students from the St. Clair County Technical Education Center earned 19 medals at the 2025 SkillsUSA Michigan State Leadership and Skills Conference, which took place April 11 to 13 in Grand Rapids. A total of 67 TEC students from eight career programs participated in the state-level competition, with 19 earning medals across various contests, according to the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency, or RESA.
Algonac City Council approves activity center, pool items

6 days ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The Algonac City Council recently approved items relating to two of the city’s biggest current projects: the Algonac Activity Center and the Algonac Community Swimming Pool. At an April 15 meeting, the council unanimously approved a security system for the Algonac Activity Center with Blue Water Video in the amount of $16,999.69 and directed the city manager to sign the proposal on behalf of the city.
Algonac City Council holds public hearing on fire special assessment district

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The Algonac City Council conducted a public hearing April 15 on the creation of a special assessment district for fire services. Resident Sandra Simmons has come before the city council a handful of times since last September, questioning its process of adopting a resolution in 2023 that directed administration to prepare ballot language for the fire special assessment district for fire department services. The proposal was placed on the Feb. 27, 2024, ballot.
Clay Township Easter Egg Drop draws crowd

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Clay Township and Woodside Bible Church of Algonac’s Easter Egg Drop saw hundreds turn out to Clay Township Park for family fun on April 12. “The event was well attended and received,” Woodside Bible Church of Algonac Pastor Chris Hsieh said.
Coast Guard wraps up ice breaking season on lower Great Lakes

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Coast Guard Sector Detroit recently announced the end of Operation Coal Shovel, bringing the icebreaking season to a close on the lower Great Lakes. Operation Coal Shovel began on Jan. 6 and officially concluded on April 14 due to lack of ice coverage and complete waterway availability for commerce, the Coast Guard said in a news release. The operation covers an area spanning from the St. Lawrence Seaway, Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, the Detroit/St. Clair River System and southern Lake Huron.
Community First Health Centers celebrates 50 years in Macomb, St. Clair counties

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Community First Health Centers, which has locations in Algonac, New Haven and Port Huron, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month. To celebrate the milestone, Community First Health Centers hosted a series of anniversary lunches from April 7 to 10 and will host a Community Health Fair on Aug. 8.
Hundreds attend Ira Township Easter egg hunt

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Ira Township Parks and Recreation’s annual Easter egg hunt drew hundreds of people on April 13. The event took place at Ira Township Municipal Park and included an egg hunt in the trails, giveaways and fun activities. During the event, volunteers distributed brightly colored eggs throughout the park’s trails and the children in attendance collected them and turned them in for prizes and treats. Participants, who were asked to bring their Easter baskets to collect eggs, ranged from ages 1 to 12.
YMCA of the Blue Water Area to host Healthy Kids Day

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The YMCA of the Blue Water Area will host Healthy Kids Day, an annual event with fun-filled, family-friendly activities to encourage a healthy start to the summer season, on April 26.
St. Clair County news briefs: Library to host book sale; more

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Friends of Algonac-Clay Library to host book saleThe Friends of the Algonac-Clay Library will host a book sale from April 23 to 25. In addition to gently used hardcover and paperback books, there will be DVDs, CDs, audiobooks and puzzles. The sale will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 23 and 24 and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 25. The Algonac-Clay Library is located at 2011 St. Clair River Drive in Algonac. For more information, call 810-794-4471.
Marine City commissioners discuss facilities condition assessment options

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Marine City Commissioners on April 3 discussed awarding a facilities condition assessment, as well as a number of city properties that did not have deeds. City Manager Michael Reaves said the city sent out a request for proposals across the country to evaluate nine of the city’s facilities from top to bottom for a capital improvement plan. “So the facility would be walls, interior, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roof, roof units — they are to capture the information,” Reaves said.