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Community Foundation awards $105,000 to SONS in Port Huron - Vimarsana News

Community Foundation awards $105,000 to SONS in Port Huron

The Community Foundation of St. Clair County recently announced a $105,000 grant to support the programs and operations of SONS Outreach in its new home at the former Harrison School in Port Huron.

SONS gets $105K for operations at Harrison school - Vimarsana News

SONS gets $105K for operations at Harrison school

The Community Foundation of St. Clair County announced the award on Monday.

Source: yahoo.com
New trash cans, revised curfew on City Council's agenda - Vimarsana News

New trash cans, revised curfew on City Council's agenda

Port Huron City Council meets Monday in another regular session meeting. Councilmembers will be asked whether or not to approve nearly $80,000 worth of American Rescue Plan funds to purchase and install 100 new trash cans for the Thomas Edison Parkway and Lincoln Park. Council is also expected to accept a donation from the Acheson Foundation to purchase a new Ford F-150 police truck valued at nearly $75,000. The city is also seeking to revise the city's curfew for minors. The ordinance currently states that no minor between the age of 12 and 17 should loiter or play in public streets or p...

Source: wphm.net
Long-closed by structural damage, Huron Lightship poised for late spring reopening - Vimarsana News

Long-closed by structural damage, Huron Lightship poised for late spring reopening

Port Huron Times Herald Preserved aground at Pine Grove Park, a swell of high-water levels swept around the historic vessel last summer, raising it from its waterfront foundation, ripping its gas line and damaging its electrical system. Luckily, the ship didn’t float away, and a series of repairs have already been made. However, just a few remain before May 31 when all Port Huron Museum sites open for their regular seven-day-a-week schedule. “That’s what we're still shooting for,” said Andrew Kercher, the museum’s community engagement manager. “So, maybe it's optimistic, but we ar...