Blue Water New Year’s Eve
Be safe and enjoy a wonderful night, @Blue Water New Year’s Eve 2019 Port Huron – the LARGEST and most EXCLUSIVE Annual New Year’s Eve Party in the greater Port Huron area. The Blue Water Convention center offers a 20,000 sq. ft. 3-story ballroom for eastern Michigan’s only Chicago-Style Mega New Year’s Eve Bashcut and paste below to purchase tickets:
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Take Care Of Your Brain In The Coming Year
As many people will be making their New Year’s resolutions in the coming week, a popular resolution is to be healthier. At the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, we want to stress that people should not neglect their mental health as well as their physical health. Taking care of your brain is a New Year’s resolution everyone should make and keep. Be proactive with your brain health in 2019. Get a memory screening. Visit the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s website at www.alzfdn.org or call 866-232-8484 for more information about memory screenings.
Check Your Michigan Lottery Tickets
Michigan Lottery players should check their tickets to see if they’re the lucky winner of a $25,000 a year for life Lucky For Life prize. A lucky player matched the five white balls drawn – 15-18-25-31-35 – in the Jan. 1, 2018 drawing to win a $25,000 a year for life prize. The player purchased the winning ticket at the Picnic Basket, located at 49471 Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth. The winner has two choices to collect the big prize:
- Annual payments for a minimum of 20 years or life, whichever is greater, or
- A one-time lump sum cash payment of $390,000
The winner should contact the Michigan Lottery Public Relations Division at (517) 373-1237 to schedule an appointment to collect the big prize. The prize must be claimed at the Lottery’s headquarters in Lansing. Lucky For Life tickets are valid for one year from the drawing date. Since Jan. 1 is a state holiday, the prize must be claimed by 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday. If the prize isn’t claimed before the ticket expires, the money will go to the state School Aid Fund. For just $2 per play, Lucky For Life gives Lottery players a chance to win prizes ranging from $3 to a lifetime of cash. To win the game’s top prize of $1,000 a day for life, players must match all five winning numbers ranging from 1 to 48, plus one Lucky Ball ranging from 1 to 18. Players who match all five winning numbers, but not the Lucky Ball, will win $25,000 a year for life. Lucky For Life drawings take place every Monday and Thursday at 10:35 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at Lottery retailers across the state.
About 97 cents of every dollar spent on Lottery tickets is returned to the state in the form of contributions to the state School Aid Fund, prizes to players and commissions to vendors and retailers. In the 2018 fiscal year, the Lottery provided more than $941.2 million for Michigan’s public schools, its fourth record contribution in row. Since it began in 1972, the Lottery has contributed more than $22 billion to support public education in Michigan. For additional information, follow the Michigan Lottery on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and online at www.michiganlottery.com.
Inmate Has Medical Issue Dies At Hospital
An inmate of the St. Clair County Intervention and Detention Center died Thursday morning at Lake Huron Medical Center in Port Huron of a medical condition. Austin Fuller, a 31 year old man from Metamora, had been lodged at the IDC since November 4th for failing to identify as a sex offender. Shortly after 6:00 Thursday morning, a fellow inmate called out to corrections deputies that Fuller was unresponsive and having difficulty breathing. Tri-Hospital EMS was immediately contacted. A unit responded and transported Fuller to Lake Huron Medical Center. Fuller was treated at the hospital, but was pronounced dead at 7:06 a.m. Fuller came into the IDC suffering from multiple medical issues. His next of kin has been notified of his death.
Man Arrested In Gunshot Altercation
This past Sunday, December 23, Chesterfield Police officers responded to Rosie O’Grady’s on 23 Mile Road east of Interstate 94 after gunshots were reported from the parking lot, where they found a twenty-year old Shelby Township man with a gunshot wound to his face. Jason Lemar Jennings, 38 of Clinton Township has been charged by Macomb County prosecutors with assault with intent to murder, a felony punishable by up to life, and felony firearm, a two-year felony. A handgun believed to have been used in the assault has been recovered. Jennings was arraigned Wednesday with a scheduled court date of January 2nd. He is currently being held in the Macomb County Jail. Officers say the two were involved in a pushing and shoving altercation that moved outside and into the parking lot. The alleged victim entered his vehicle and began to drive, when the rear window was shattered and he was stuck in the face by a bullet or glass fragments. Investigators found the suspects through witness interviews, credit card receipts and video surveillance.