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Past articles by Jackie:

Six summer cottages at Old Club on Harsens Island a total loss after fire

Clay Township Fire Chief George Rose said he couldn't put a number on it but speculated the damage was likely "in the millions." → Read More

Firefighters knock out blaze on Harsens Island

Six buildings on Harsens Island are confirmed to be involved in a fire Wednesday afternoon. → Read More

St. Clair County officials planning how to spend millions from an opioid settlement

After a 2022 settlement with pharmaceutical company Janssen and its distributors, St. Clair County is pointed to get $6.9 million over 18 years. → Read More

Marine City commissioner says he's not pursuing legal action after 'unjust' arrest

The St. Clair County prosecutor's office reviewed the case last month but declined a potential domestic violence charge. → Read More

Massive bridge structure awaits final placement over Black River Canal

The nearly one-mile trail will help link two Port Huron schools, as well as points on the Bridge to Bay Trail. → Read More

'Like helping a neighbor': Retired official to lend a hand in Marine City

Scott Adkins, a former superintendent in St. Clair and recently retired city manager in Roseville, is looking to help. → Read More

After felonies dropped, Marysville realtor now facing 4 misdemeanor charges

Several felony charges were dismissed in district court. Mike Deising is slated to be arraigned on lower charges March 9. → Read More

Port Huron is moving forward with a new Emterra agreement. Here's why.

The five-year contract would cost the city $14 million. → Read More

Marine City sets town hall to discuss marijuana

The session was set after one commissioner's push to resurrect talks on the subject. → Read More

Armed with new funds, Lexington braces for redevelopment of village's harbor

The village is looking to finalize plans in the coming weeks. → Read More

Museum set to close Discovery City children's exhibit this spring

City working out next stop for Port Huron-branded setup → Read More

'It's confusing in form': Petitions to recall 3 Cottrellville officials rejected once again

One rejection came because of a pending resignation from the township's treasurer, while election commissioners said the material against the supervisor and clerk lacked clarity. → Read More

'It's always been a dream': Homebuilding couple to take on McNeil Creek subdivision

“We’re excited to get some new housing stock in the market. We have a housing shortage." → Read More

Marine City looking for a community member's help in city manager search

With a Feb. 8 deadline to serve, the committee spot will help find the community's next city manager after Holly Tatman was ousted last month. → Read More

Judge throws out felony charges against Marysville realtor accused of fraud

Mike Deising had been accused of fraud when he failed to disclose one loan in leveraging property to seek a business loan from Choice One Bank. → Read More

Man linked to stalking complaint arrested in St. Clair County after chase with police

The subject, initially fleeing down M-25, is allegedly connected to a Sanilac County stalking complaint. Authorities say the investigation continues. → Read More

‘He’s all puppy’: Port Huron Police Department welcomes future therapy dog

Officers traveled up north last week to pick up the young pup: A rescue double doodle, a golden-labradoodle mix, they’ve named Titan. → Read More

Canadians' massive cocaine seizure at Blue Water Bridge leads to charges

Two people are facing charges of importation of cocaine and possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. → Read More

‘They have a vote’: MDOT fields public input on Blue Water Bridge Plaza plans

Range of residents’ response includes some concern for neighborhood impacts → Read More

City: New bid to dredge Black River Canal may save Port Huron thousands

Council members set to OK new bid, which also addresses armoring project → Read More