Anya Rath
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Port Huron, MI, United States
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Port Huron Schools gets busy on bond projects
Last August, voters approved a $105.9 million bond measure proposed by Port Huron Area School District. For the owner of a $100,000 home, it meant an increase of $87 a year in taxes. → Read More
Popular toys spin into Blue Water area
In a matter of weeks, Teresa Frazier says her 12-year-old son has become more focused, social and calmer. → Read More
Cros-Lex introduces new preschool program
The free program, which will start on Aug. 28, will be for 3-year-olds who come from families that meet the 100 percent poverty level. → Read More
Port Huron Schools discusses bond work progress
Port Huron Schools celebrated general school improvements, bond implementation progress and several retirements and hires during its board meeting on Monday evening. → Read More
Teen fixes up train in Marysville City Park
John Decator was around 2 years old when he first started playing on the old train that rests inside the Marysville City Park. → Read More
Classrooms of the future: A new beginning
In the month since his classroom saw a complete makeover, St. Clair High School biology teacher Mark Eberhard has already tried 10 to 12 different furniture setups. That's the beauty of the new furniture: the flexibility. "I've been playing around with a lot of different schemes to see what's going to work for students," Eberhard said. "We're still early in this process. There's lots to be… → Read More
Super Ewan is still going strong
It's been a busy few years for 10-year-old Ewan Drum. → Read More
Algonquin kids trade reading time for braids
On Tuesday morning, Alaina Bottle woke up feeling excited about school — she would be starting the day with a fresh new hairdo. → Read More
Algonquin kids trade reading time for braids
Algonac High School students are braiding Algonquin Elementary students' hairs for a small price: some reading time. → Read More
Algonac might ask for school tax again in November
Algonac Community Schools will not be bringing the failed sinking fund request back for the August election, but voters could see two district tax proposals on the November ballot. → Read More
Sandusky hires Yale principal as new chief
The Sandusky Community Schools board voted last week to hire a local as the new district superintendent. → Read More
Goodells woman advocating for the disabled
"When life gives you lemons, you don't just make lemonade — you have to sell it." → Read More
Participants 'March for Babies' in annual walk
If there's bad weather the night before the annual March for Babies walk, Port Huron resident Terry Troy holds his rosary out and says a prayer for babies and the weather. → Read More
Suckerfest is a 'spring rite' for Adair
Organizer Kurt Slota discusses what Suckerfest is all about. → Read More
Suckerfest is a 'spring rite' for Adair
With a twirl of her purple gown and a practiced "princess wave," 3-year-old Savannah St. Aubin rode through Adair on a four-wheeler on Sunday in the annual Suckerfest Parade. → Read More
St. Mary's reduces grade levels, changes teaching style
St. Mary's Catholic School in St. Clair is getting ready to see some major changes. → Read More
Port Huron Schools honors staff with annual awards
For the third year, Port Huron Schools identified three outstanding staff members with its Advocator, Innovator and Educator of the Year awards. → Read More
Officials mum following superintendent's resignation
Brown City Community Schools Superintendent Doug Muxlow resigned Tuesday and the board will be conducting an interview for an interim superintendent on Friday. → Read More
Cros-Lex finalizes contract with new superintendent
On Tuesday evening, the Croswell-Lexington Community Schools Board of Education approved the contract for its next superintendent. → Read More
Keewahdin students produce daily news show
Paul Backlas, 11, has quickly become a celebrity and the talk of Keewahdin Elementary. → Read More