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Algonac City Council approves special event permits

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Algonac City Council members on June 17 unanimously approved three different special event permits for upcoming events in the city. The first event discussed at the recent meeting was Henry’s Club Cornhole Fundraiser Extravaganza, set to take place July 12. The event will be at the north end of Riverfront Park starting at 9 a.m. and ending at about 9 p.m., Mayor Rocky Gillis said. Tournament participants will sign up prior to the event.
Algonac City Council adopts federal grant policy

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

Algonac City Council members approved several items at their June 17 meeting, including a federal grant policy, a BS&A Cloud upgrade and more. Mayor Rocky Gillis said Algonac’s auditors recommended that the city adopt a federal grant policy to ensure that it meets federal compliance standards. “Algonac is projected to receive federal funding in excess of $750,000 during the current fiscal year,” he said.
40th annual Algonac Antique and Classic Boat Show set for Saturday

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The Michigan Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society will host its 40th annual Algonac Antique and Classic Boat Show on June 21. “This year’s feature marque will be the Century brand, originally manufactured in Cadillac, Michigan,” Michigan Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society Marketing Director Pat Chaps said. “Chris Craft, Garwood, Hacker, Century and numerous other manufactures will be represented.
St. Clair County news briefs: SC4 hosts Juneteenth exhibit, more

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

SC4 hosts community Juneteenth interactive exhibitSt. Clair County Community College is inviting the community to take part in the newly created Juneteenth educational exhibit located in the SC4 Fine Arts Building throughout the month of June. “This interactive experience is great for all ages and highlights the significance of Juneteenth and the historical background leading to the abolition of slavery,” the college said in a press release.
St. Clair County Health Department opens new location

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The St. Clair County Health Department’s new location is now officially open for service. The health department recently announced that it was relocating its main building from 3415 28th St. in Port Huron to a new downtown location at 220 Fort St. To accommodate the move, some services were temporarily paused from June 2 to 6. As of June 9, all services formerly offered at the old location are now being provided at the new location.
Heritage Festival to pay homage to early Richmond farms

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Farms, fields and fiber arts will be celebrated June 28-29 in Richmond, when the Richmond Area Historical and Genealogical Society hosts the Heritage Festival. The sixth annual Heritage Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 28 and from noon to 4 p.m. June 29 in the Richmond Historic Village, located at 36045 Park St., in Bailey Park. RAHGS Vice President Don Graham, the chairperson of the festival, said the event is free to attend and will be held rain or shine.
St. Clair to host community safety block party

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

Kids can learn road safety rules for school bus riding and biking from police in a party atmosphere during an upcoming St. Clair Safety Town event. The fifth annual Safety Town: Community Safety Block Party will be held rain or shine on June 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is hosted by the St. Clair Recreation Department and the St. Clair Police Department. The majority of activities will be held at Greig Park, located at 795 N. Carney Drive in St. Clair.
Play Fair in Marine City to feature one-act plays by Michigan playwright

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

The second annual Michigan Play Fair festival will feature two one-act plays on June 19 and 20 at The Snug Theatre in Marine City. The two brand-new plays will be brought to life in staged readings performed by local talent with scripts in hand, minimal set and pure emotion, according to thumcoasttheaters.com. The festival is an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at how a script transforms into a full production.
Youth programs create summer excitement in Richmond

1 week ago | voicenews.com | Nicole Tuttle

The Richmond Recreation Department has a cure for the summertime blues, with a wide range of activities and a camp to keep kids active. A free entertainment series geared toward kids will kick off on June 26 at Beebe Street Park’s pavilion. No registration is required. The park is located at 69310 Beebe St. in the city of Richmond. All the events in this series will begin at 11 a.m., rain or shine. The Michigan Science Center will bring a States of Matter program to the park on June 26.
Marine City Commission ratifies water main project contracts

2 weeks ago | voicenews.com | Emily Pauling

At the Marine City Commission’s June 5 meeting, commissioners voted to ratify contracts dealing with the sanitary and storm sewer repairs and the wastewater treatment plant. At the commission’s May 1 meeting, City Manager Michael Reaves told the commission the city would have quotes coming in that would need an immediate turnaround. He gave the commission the options of hosting special meetings or giving him the authority to approve the emergency needs.