Let’s Get Cooking Show Gives About 70 Prizes To Attendees
The first “Let’s Get Cooking” show was a great success at Landmark Academy last evening. Chef Guy Klinzing delighted the audience with his cooking and teaching skills as well as his performance of singing and humor. The evening was presented by WGRT and the Times Herald and sponsored by McLaren Port Huron. Many in the audience received prizes from vendors who took part in the vendor show, prior to the cooking show. McMilin’s Furniture of Yale gave away a genuine La-Z-boy rocker recliner to Kathy Ramsey and Miller Maytag awarded the grand prize of a 30 inch double over range to Lizz Maxon. Klinzing, along with his volunteer helpers put together and instructed eight recipes, which were included in a recipe booklet for the audience to take home and make on their own.
The Port Huron Museum is counting down to the Candlelight Tours coming up each Friday and Saturday from November 23 through December 22 at the Fort Gratiot Light Station at 2802 Omar Street. See the fresh greens, Christmas décor, winter on the beach, and the lighthouse tower all decked out for the holidays by candlelight. Includes a rare night time tower climb, weather permitting. Cost is $10.00 per adult, $8.00 per student or senior for an approximately 45 minute to 1 hour tour. There is no charge for Port Huron Museum Premier Members Attendees will enjoy free cocoa and cookies. The first candlelight tour leaves at 5:00PM with tours leaving every half hour until close. The 7:30PM tour is the final tour of the night and consists of only a tower climb. Closed toe shoes are required to climb the tower. Please bring your Eventbrite ticket to the information counter to redeem for your tour ticket.
Work has come to a halt on the Bluewater View Condominium project, located at Glenwood Avenue and Michigan Street in Port Huron. A project halt tag has been posted on the gates of the project. According to reports, the stop-work order was issued because the builders had not given the city all the necessary plans and prints, however it is noted that thus far, the developers have been working well with the city, and it is expected that work will soon resume. Updated plans need to be submitted to the city as construction moves along to ensure proper inspections are completed. It is expected that the city staff will be meeting with the developer this week. At the beginning of October, an American flag was raised to the top of the building to celebrate the structure’s steel frame and foundation completion. The former YMCA property was purchased in 2016 by Allen and Lee Stevens, and plans are for two towers; the first housing 29 units. The planning commission has approved the plans in December of 2016 for a single two with 60 units.
Guy Klinzing, celebrity chef, actor and entertainer will be at Landmark Academy at 4864 Lapeer Road in Kimball tonight, for the 2018 
Enter Stage Right wants to remind you of the final weekend of “Dracula” by Steven Dietz and directed by Regina Spain and Scott Joseph! The show’s final performances are this weekend at The Citadel Stage, 609 Huron Ave. This show restores the suspense and seduction of Bram Stoker’s classic novel to the stage. As Count Dracula begins to exert his will upon the residents of London, they try to piece together the clues of his appearances—in a valiant attempt to save themselves from a hideous fate. Rich with both humor and horror, this play paints a wickedly theatrical picture of Stoker’s famous vampire. Tickets are on sale right now for the final weekend performances. You can purchase yours at Enter Stage Right’s website, www.enterstageright.org. The show will be on Friday, October 26th at 7:00 p.m., Saturday, October 27th at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., and Sunday, October 28th at 3:00 p.m. Enter Stage Right brings powerful theatre to entertain, educate, and improve our community here in Port Huron. Our goal is to cultivate and nurture artists, directors, and designers, to advance their potential and creative being while exploring and creating a variety of theatre styles and genres. We hope you come to enjoy our shows and experience our love for theatre! If you need special accommodation or assistance, please let Regina Spain know in advance so accommodations can be made. You can contact Regina by phone at (810) 334-6415 or by email at esrtheatre@gmail.com.
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