CityFlatsHotel has reopened CitySide Café in downtown Port Huron, offering a refreshed menu of breakfast and lunch options. Located near the Black River waterfront, it’s a convenient spot for both locals and hotel guests to relax. Formerly The Kitchen, the café has been revamped with new dishes like the Florentine Muffin and Pearled Sugar Waffles, while still keeping some old favorites. Specialty coffee drinks are also featured. CitySide Café is on the first floor of CityFlatsHotel on Military St.

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Point Edward and Sarnia have reaped significant financial rewards from their local casinos, with nearly $550,000 in recent payments from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. Point Edward received about $448,500 for hosting Starlight Casino, a facility that has generated over $53 million since opening in 2000. Sarnia, on the other hand, received just over $100,000 from Gateway Casinos Sarnia, contributing to $27.8 million since 1999.

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The Human Development Commission (HDC) announced it will stop several senior services in Huron County, including home-delivered meals and senior transportation, by October 31st. The decision followed unsuccessful funding negotiations with the county, as the Senior Citizen Millage did not meet HDC’s needs. District 7 HDC will continue supporting seniors in Sanilac and Tuscola counties, focusing on outreach and community support.

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The Discovery City Children’s Museum has officially opened in downtown Port Huron, located within the Knowlton Ice Museum on Grand River Avenue. This new indoor play space offers a variety of attractions, including a camping exhibit, water features, an animated sandbox, and a miniature city where kids can pretend to run businesses like a pizza shop or veterinary office. Over $500,000 was raised for its launch, with significant contributions from the city and St. Clair County.

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Earlier this year, St. Clair County Organizing for Regional Equity (SCCORE) integrated the Write to Read literacy program into its afterschool sessions, funded by a $26,000 grant from the Community Foundation of St. Clair County’s Youth Advisory Council and Women’s Initiative. This grant covered materials, food, administrative costs, and tutor stipends. SCCORE Director Kim Brown emphasized the importance of literacy for personal and professional growth. The program focuses on students aged 4 to 17, especially in underserved Port Huron communities.

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St. Clair County voters are gearing up for a familiar showdown as they head to the polls on November 5. Yale Police Chief Warren Head, after losing the Republican Primary to incumbent Sheriff Mat King, is making a comeback as a write-in candidate. With no Democrat in the race, King appeared to have a smooth path to re-election. Head, who garnered nearly 44% of the primary votes, is urging voters to consider him again, emphasizing that this election allows everyone a chance to support their preferred candidate.

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