George James

In Port Huron, recall efforts are targeting Council Members Sherry Archibald and Teri Lamb after their votes changed how the public can speak at city meetings. The petitions cleared a clarity hearing on March 6, meaning signature drives can begin. The changes separate local and non-local speakers and set sign-up rules for public comment. Archibald and Lamb both say they won’t appeal the decision— Organizers have until July 31 to gather 2,427 valid signatures to make the November ballot.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Thousands of tundra swans have touched down near Thedford Bog, marking the return of spring to Lambton County. Each year, the birds travel nearly 6,000 kilometers between Chesapeake Bay and the Arctic, using the wetlands behind the Lambton Heritage Museum as a rest stop. On busy days, up to 15,000 swans can be seen feeding in the fields. Locals can track daily migration updates at returnoftheswans.com or call the museum for viewing times. The museum’s “Return of the Swans” exhibit runs through April 4th.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Campers and road-trippers are gearing up as the MARVAC 30th Port Huron RV & Camping Show rolls into the Blue Water Convention Center this weekend. The Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds is bringing everything from motorhomes and travel trailers to campground info and on-site financing under one roof. It’s the perfect stop for families planning their summer getaways. Admission runs $7 for adults, $6 for seniors, and kids 12 and under are free.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet