Port Huron police say a Drug Task Force raid on Miller Street last week uncovered cocaine, meth, heroin, and other drugs. Two people were arrested: 40-year-old Joshua Spencer faces multiple felony drug charges, including intent to deliver and maintaining a drug house, with bond set at $50,000. 42-year-old Jennifer Dykeman faces several felony possession and delivery charges, with bond at $25,000. Authorities say the arrests are part of an ongoing effort to crack down on local drug activity.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Lexington village leaders moved quickly to calm tensions after Fire Chief Keefe Radtke resigned. In a September 17th post, the Village said it asked for his resignation to avoid a public termination hearing and give him privacy, while thanking him for his service. Radtke’s own online statement accused the Village of ignoring urgent fire department needs, bypassing policies and failing to defend staff against false claims. Officials have not addressed those charges but named Assistant Chief James Johnson as interim chief.

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Sanilac County students are getting a big boost this year as the Sanilac County Community Foundation awarded over $225,000 in scholarships through its 2025 program. The awards support local students heading to trade schools, community colleges, and four-year universities. High schools and colleges across the county are represented, and a few additional scholarships are still being finalized. The foundation thanked donors, schools, and families for helping expand the program and encouraged folks to celebrate recipients through local media and their social page.

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Bluewater Health has become one of the first hospitals in Ontario to perform a cutting-edge, minimally invasive hysterectomy called vNOTES. On September 19th, Obstetrician-Gynecologists Dr. Stephanie Lammers and Dr. Brittany Hoover successfully completed the hospital’s first two procedures. The surgery leaves no external scars and offering patients less pain, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery. The procedure can also reduce the risk of ovarian cancer by removing Fallopian tubes and, in many cases, ovaries.

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