Freshman Bolsters SC4 Volleyball’s Conference Lead

St. Clair County Community College freshman Addison Bolen from Maple Rapids is making waves on the volleyball court. Bolen was named MCCAA Eastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Skippers to a perfect 5-0 run. Her strong setting, smart plays, and leadership are helping SC4 stay on top of the Eastern Conference. The team now looks poised for its first outright conference title in more than ten years.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Police Warn Marysville Seniors

Marysville police say fraud scams are spiking in town and seniors are being targeted. Officers stopped a crew last Tuesday that tried to trick a local couple with a fake concrete job near the RESA campus on Range Road. One person was arrested and released as charges are prepared. Police say the group has a multi-state crime history. Residents are urged to only hire reputable companies and to report suspicious activity or fraud to Marysville Police at 810-364-6300.

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Blue Water Habitat Honors Retiring Director

Blue Water Habitat for Humanity celebrated 35 years of helping families in the Blue Water Area last Tuesday at Alexander’s Premier Banquet Facility in Port Huron. The event honored retiring Executive Director Ernest Werth-Toward, who led the nonprofit since ’08, overseeing programs like ReStore and Rock the Block, which brings hundreds of volunteers together to improve neighborhoods. Habitat helps local families build affordable homes through volunteer “sweat equity” and homeowner education. Interim Director Kara Geib praised Werth-Toward’s collaborative leadership and lasting impact on staff, volunteers, and the community.

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Woman’s Life Insurance Society Boosts Museum with Donation

The Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum received a $1,807.97 boost thanks to local group Woman’s Life Insurance Society, Lexington Chapter 927. The funds came from an August “Quartermania” auction that raised $1,307.97, matched by $500 from the chapter. Members have long supported the museum through volunteering and helping with events like the annual Haunted Village. Sanilac County Historical Society leaders say the donation strengthens efforts to preserve and celebrate local history.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet