STEM Fest returns to St. Clair County Community College on Saturday, offering a free day of hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities. With over 100 exhibits across multiple buildings, visitors can explore STEM through interactive experiences from SC4, Michigan Tech’s Mind Trekkers, Cranbrook Institute of Science, and Utica’s Reptarium. Retired NASA astronaut Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger will be available for meet-and-greets. Timed activities like a planetarium show and a mini Challenger Mission require registration by Friday. Concessions available.

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Port Huron police seized over half a kilo of methamphetamine worth $41,000 thousand dollars during a drug raid on March 5th. The St. Clair County Drug Task Force searched a home on 17th Ave around 1 p.m., uncovering meth, psychedelic mushrooms, drug packaging materials, and cash. Officers arrested the home’s only resident, a 55-year-old man, following an ongoing investigation. The suspect remains in custody as authorities continue their case.

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The Sanilac County Historical Society and Port Sanilac Parks & Recreation are hosting the 3rd annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum. The event is set for Saturday, April 19th, with activities starting at 11 AM and the egg hunt at noon. Families can enjoy a petting zoo, sack races, crafts, and bonfires. Egg hunts will be divided by age groups for kids up to 12. Donations of candy and treats are welcome. Volunteers are also needed to help with activities.

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The St. Clair County Board rejected selling a downtown parking lot for a $17 million workforce housing project. Port Huron City Manager James Freed pitched the 50-unit Robin Crest development, calling the housing shortage a “critical crisis.” The county-owned lot, last used by AT&T, was set for a $250,000 sale, though its assessed value is $550,000. Commissioners cited rushed timing, property value concerns, and parking needs. Proximity to the wastewater plant also raised issues.

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At their last Tuesday meeting, the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners approved several important measures. They updated the dress code policy for county employees and introduced new rules regarding animals in county buildings, allowing only service animals while banning non-service animals. A policy was also put in place to restrict political activities by county employees during working hours. The commissioners scheduled a public hearing for a Brownfield project in Port Sanilac on March 18th.

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A 40-day boycott of Target began Thursday, led by Atlanta Pastor Jamal Bryant, protesting the company’s rollback of diversity initiatives. The movement follows a recent 24-hour economic blackout. Supporters are also encouraged to sell Target stock. Target reported a drop in February sales and warns that Trump-era tariffs may push prices higher on items like produce.

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