George James

A Fort Gratiot man faces six felony drug charges after the St. Clair County Drug Task Force raided his Devonshire Road home. Police say 45-year-old Jacob Zulch was arrested after a Friday, September 4th search turned up 311 grams of methamphetamine, analogues, sales materials, and cash. Zulch was arraigned on charges including possession with intent to deliver, delivery of an analogue, and maintaining a drug house. His bond was set at $75,000 dollars cash or surety.

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Three people suffered serious injuries in a two-vehicle crash at M-138 and Vassar Road in Fairgrove Township. Police say a 68-year-old Saginaw man driving a ’25 Chevrolet Silverado ran a stop sign on Vassar Road around 9:30 p.m. last Thursday, hitting an eastbound 2015 Chrysler 200 on M-138 and rolling his truck into a ditch. The Silverado driver, a 43-year-old Fairgrove woman driving the Chrysler, and her 38-year-old passenger were taken to out-of-area hospitals. Fairgrove Fire and MMR assisted at the scene.

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Port Huron residents can explore the Holocaust through a new interactive exhibit on now at St. Clair County Community College’s Fine Arts Building, running through Sept. 30th. The display features survivor profiles, victim stories and accounts of Holocaust rescuers, plus an immersive concentration camp activity using identification tags. Additional stations include a Nazi book-burning display, a Star of David keepsake activity, a journal reflection area and a historical polling exhibit with a QR code poll.

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A Port Huron Township woman is headed to prison for her role in the ’18 death of her 3-year-old son. 34-year-old Amanda Maison was sentenced Friday to nine to 15 years after pleading guilty in Matthew’s death, telling St. Clair County Circuit Court Judge Cynthia Lane her inaction led to her son’s death. Maison’s former boyfriend, Maurice Houle, was sentenced last month to 31 to 60 years for the killing, which an autopsy found was caused by blunt trauma and asphyxiation. Judge Lane said Houle bears the majority of the blame.

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The Community Roof Sit for Kids fundraiser is underway in downtown Port Huron through Friday, benefiting the St. Clair County Child Abuse & Neglect Council, which relies on it for up to 40% of its budget. Activities continue behind the MiMutual Mortgage building at 6th and Pine streets, which started with Sunday Funday, featuring games, bounce houses and face painting, followed by Markham’s roof ascent at 6 p.m. with Port Huron firefighters. Roof Top Rally Day, a business fundraising competition, happens tomorrow.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet