Sandusky’s municipal building was closed shortly after 2 p.m. Thursday when police responded to a suspicious letter. With Police Chief Steve McKenny out of town, the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office and several local agencies, including fire and emergency management, stepped in. Federal investigators say similar letters have been sent to government offices around Michigan, some marked with odd stamps reading “EBSCO,” “777,” or “GARRITY.” No hazardous materials have been found, but employees are urged to stay alert and report any suspicious mail.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

The City of Port Huron is reminding families to clear winter decorations from Lakeside Cemetery by March 31st. Cemetery crews will begin removing leftover items on April 1st, including anything that doesn’t meet rules. Only flowers and patriotic flags are permitted on grave sites year-round. City officials say removing non-conforming decorations helps keep the grounds safe and respectful for visitors. Details and full cemetery rules are posted at porthuron.org/lakesidecemeteryrules.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet