The Port Huron Prowlers are celebrating their 10th season in the Federal Prospects Hockey League, introducing a fresh roster with 12 new faces and a mix of young talent and seasoned leaders. The team, now fifth in the Empire Division, has high hopes for a stronger team offense despite losing top scorers Liam Freeborn and Dalton Jay. Player-coach Matt Graham sees potential in the revamped lineup, focusing on building chemistry and balancing offense with defense.

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In Port Huron, residents are frustrated as multiple political signs have gone missing in recent days. Police Lieutenant Jason Barna reported that the department received numerous calls about the thefts over the weekend. He urges the community to collaborate and check with neighbors for any security cameras or doorbell footage that might have caught the thieves. Those who have had their signs stolen are encouraged to contact St. Clair County Central Dispatch. Information about the suspects can also be shared anonymously through the CAPTURE tip line at 987-6688.

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CityFlatsHotel in Port Huron is enhancing its event offerings by teaming up with Chef Mike’s Catering. Known for its homemade meals since the 1980s, Chef Mike’s aims to bring a unique culinary touch to the hotel’s Ballroom events. General Manager Melissa Shafran highlighted how this collaboration aligns with their goal of creating unforgettable experiences for guests. With a focus on quality and local flavors, CityFlatsHotel aims to enhance its reputation as a premier event venue.

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The International Symphony Orchestra is kicking off its 67th concert season, “Mid Journey,” with the “Windy Journey” series. Taking place on November 2nd at McMorran Theater in Port Huron and November 3 at Imperial Theatre in Sarnia, this series will showcase Phelan Young performing the Eric Ewazen Bassoon Concerto and the debut of “Phantasmagoria,” a new piece by principal horn and composer Dinah Bianchi.

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The Downchild Blues Band will perform their final concert in Sarnia at the Imperial Theatre this Saturday as part of their Farewell Tour. This iconic band, which inspired The Blues Brothers, has entertained fans for 55 years, with audiences spanning three generations. Lead singer Chuck Jackson and co-founder Donnie Walsh will share the stage with special guest Suzie Vinnick. They aim to celebrate their legacy before concluding their touring days. Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show are available on the Imperial Theatre’s website.

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Children at Cleveland Elementary School met the Port Huron Police Department’s new K9 team last Friday. Officer Caleb Paul and Sgt. Jennifer Sly introduced a 14-month-old male German Shepherd, asking students for name suggestions like “Fluffy,” “Sprinkles,” and “Zeus.” The dog, bred in Slovakia, will detect narcotics and track missing persons, replacing the retired K9 Knight. Sgt. Sly will train him for five weeks before Officer Paul takes over. The team will visit other schools to continue gathering name ideas.

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