Man Dies After Ambulance Rollover
A 36-year-old Lapeer County man, who was being taken to the hospital by ambulance, died after that ambulance was struck and rolled over in Sterling Heights. Police say the ambulance was heading south on Van Dyke Avenue with its emergency lights on around 6:30 when an eastbound SUV on Metro Parkway hit its right side. The paramedic riding in back suffered moderate injuries, and the SUV driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators do not believe impairment played a role.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
Diver Brings Shipwreck Stories
A diver who rode a submersible 550 feet down to the Edmund Fitzgerald is bringing his shipwreck stories to Port Sanilac. Maritime historian and filmmaker Ric Mixter will give a free talk on Saturday, November 7th, inside Forestville Church at the Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum. The program starts at 2 p.m. with music from Jack Broadwell. Mixter will then talk about more than 100 wrecks he has explored and his interviews with survivors of the 1913 Storm. Free-will donations will support the Sanilac County Historical Society.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
Sarnia’s New Mayor
Sarnia’s new mayor says her win belongs to the residents who shared their hopes and concerns during the campaign. Carrie McEachran won after running on the message Keep What Works, Build What’s Next, with 5 priorities: economic development and jobs, housing, accountable leadership, quality of life and community pride, and preparing Sarnia for the future. McEachran says residents asked for responsible decisions, stronger economic opportunities, safe neighborhoods and a City Hall that listens, and she plans to work with Council, City staff, businesses and residents to move the city forward.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
Bowling Fundraiser
A group of 20 young dancers from Limelight Elite Dance in Port Huron is counting on local support to reach Nationals in Orlando, Florida, next March. The studio is hosting a bowling fundraiser on Saturday, November 14th, at Port Huron Lanes. Organizers are seeking $100 lane sponsors, who will receive personalized signage at their lane and be recognized during the event. Raffle donations, such as concert tickets, gift certificates, and promotional items, are also welcome, and every donor will be thanked at the fundraiser.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet






