Aspire Rural Health System hosted students from Marlette Community Schools and Tuscola Technology Center recently during Hospital Week. At the Marlette and Cass City campuses, students toured departments like Radiology, Respiratory Therapy, Lab Services, and EMS. They got hands-on insight into healthcare jobs and met local medical professionals. Aspire hopes this Career Day encourages students to pursue rewarding careers right here in rural healthcare.

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The Sanilac County Museum in Port Sanilac is hosting Jason Hundey’s “Rock n’ Roll History, Part 2” on Saturday, June 7th at 3 PM. This event is part of the ’25 History Lecture Series sponsored by Ron and Ann Erickson. Hundey will explore rock music’s evolution from 1967 to 1994, highlighting key moments like the Summer of Love and the rise of Grunge. Attendees will learn how artists like Kurt Cobain shaped the sound and culture of a generation in Sanilac County.

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This year, 684 Lambton College students earned over $822,000 in scholarships and bursaries, marking a record year for the college’s Foundation. These awards support students facing financial and personal challenges, boosting their confidence and success. Foundation Manager Krystyna Kahnert says donations show belief in students, helping them stay motivated and complete their studies. Scholarship recipients at Lambton have a 98% retention rate, highlighting the program’s positive impact. To fund future awards, the Foundation is running a 50/50 lottery, with tickets available online.

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Lake Huron remains chilly as summer begins, with water temperatures around 50 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit in late May. Near Port Huron, the water was about 50°F, while near Bay City it warmed to nearly 64°F. Experts say swimming is safest when lake water reaches around 70°F, which usually happens in late summer. Residents planning trips to Lake Huron should wait for warmer water to avoid risks like cold shock and hypothermia.

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Downtown Port Huron welcomes a fresh taste with the grand opening of River City Wine Company on Friday. This new wine bar, part of CityFlats Hotel’s family, sits right on the Black River near the St. Clair River gateway. Visitors can enjoy premium wine tastings, unique cocktails made with Detroit City Distillery spirits, and waterfront views. River City Wine Company aims to be a vibrant spot for locals and visitors, offering seasonal menus, special events, and a warm atmosphere. This new venue marks an exciting chapter in Port Huron’s hospitality scene.

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A 21-year-old man, Zachary Stein, appeared in Port Huron court last Wednesday after allegedly shooting at another driver near Pine Grove Park a few days earlier. Police say Stein fired multiple shots from his vehicle at a car he had an ongoing dispute with. The victim was not hit but their vehicle was damaged. Stein was arrested in Sterling Heights with help from local police. He faces serious felony charges including assault with intent to murder and carrying a concealed weapon. Stein’s bond is set at $500,000, and a court hearing is scheduled for early June.

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