Community Rallies Behind Local Hero In Battle With Cancer
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, the close-knit community of the Blue Water Area has come together to support Kevin Totty in his courageous fight against stomach cancer. Since September 2023, Kevin has faced the challenges of battling this illness with unwavering faith and determination.
As Kevin prepares for a major surgery that will keep him away from work, church, and his beloved community for several months, the community has decided to reciprocate the joy, love, and kindness Kevin has showered on us. Recognizing the financial strain that comes with medical bills and time off work, the community is rallying to raise funds for Kevin and his family.
With a steadfast belief in the power of collective support and prayer, the community is urging everyone to contribute whatever they can to help Kevin and Jessica Totty navigate this difficult period.
You can help with your financial support at the link here.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
Sons Outreach Launches ‘Train Up’ After School Program For 1st-8th Graders At New Resource Center
In a bid to empower and educate young minds, Sons Outreach is proud to introduce “Train Up,” an after-school program catering to 1st through 8th grade students. The program, scheduled from Monday to Friday, 3:00 to 6:30 p.m., will be held at the Sons Resource Center located at 55 15th Street, Port Huron.
The cost, a mere $5.00 registration fee, and $10.00 per month for five months, makes quality education accessible to all.
Activities include meals/snacks, character enrichment, recreational and creative arts, Power Hour (homework, tutoring, STEM), career exposure, and exciting field trips. Middle school pickups include Central, Holland Woods, and Ft. Gratiot, while elementary pickups cover Woodrow Wilson, Cleveland, and Roosevelt.
For more details and information, visit: sonsoutreach.org.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
City Of St. Clair Secures $30,000 Grant For Recreate Klecha Park Project
The City of St. Clair is set to undergo a transformative project at Klecha Park, thanks to a recent approval by the St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission.
In their October 11th, 2023 meeting, the commission unanimously approved three grant applications from the City, allocating $10,000 for each. The funds are earmarked for the development of a multi-purpose sports court, splashpad, and walking path, aiming to enhance recreational opportunities for residents.
Dennis Delor Jr., Director of St. Clair County Parks, expressed pride in collaborating with local governments, emphasizing how County Park millage funds contribute to the improvement of local parks. The Klecha Park project aligns seamlessly with their grant program, reflecting a commitment to fostering vibrant community spaces.
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell