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National Pancake Day Returns On September 26th

It’s time to dust off your spatula and fire up the griddle because National Pancake Day is back for its second round this year on September 26th. 

Pancakes, a culinary classic with roots dating back to Ancient Greece, have evolved into a diverse global delight. Pancakes are a delight to taste buds across the world. In Britain and France, they savor thin crepes, often filled with sweet or savory delights. Indonesians enjoy “serabi,” crafted from rice flour and coconut milk. Uganda’s banana pancakes are a local favorite.

On National Pancake Day, all pancake aficionados are invited to celebrate their preferred style of this beloved dish. Whether you love them fluffy, thin, sweet, or savory, mark your calendar for September 26th and prepare to stack and savor these delectable creations.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

Harrison Adult Learning Center Empowers Students To Achieve High School Diplomas And GEDs

The Harrison Adult Learning Center is proving that it’s never too late to pursue one’s educational dreams. This center, dedicated to helping individuals obtain their high school diplomas or GEDs, is making a significant impact on the lives of students seeking better job opportunities or furthering their education in college or trade schools.

Beyond academic instruction, the Harrison Center goes the extra mile by offering comprehensive support services. Alongside dedicated teaching staff, they provide a Career Navigator who assists students with crafting resumes, accessing job training opportunities, and conducting job searches, all at no cost to the student.

With flexible day and evening classes, the center accommodates diverse schedules. The pinnacle of their year is the heartwarming graduation ceremony in June, where students don caps and gowns, surrounded by proud families celebrating their remarkable achievements.

For more information, visit: phasd.us.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

Foundry Event Space In Port Huron Receives Tavern License

Foundry, a multi-purpose event space in Port Huron, has received a tavern license from the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. This means that the venue can now sell beer, wine, and mixed drinks to its patrons.

“We are thrilled to receive our tavern license,” said Carol Dalrymple, owner of Foundry. “This has been a long time coming, and we are excited to finally be able to offer our guests beverages while they participate in our art classes, paint throwing, game shows and room rentals. We believe that this will make Foundry an even more attractive destination for events and classes.”

Foundry is located at 1219 Military Street in Port Huron. The venue features a large stage, rentable rooms to host your own events, painting, pottery, stained glass classes, and now, a bar.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

DTE Customers May Face Service Disconnection And Reconnection Fees For Missing Inspections

Safety remains paramount for DTE Energy as they jointly conduct over 100,000 natural gas meter safety inspections each year. These rigorous inspections are a vital part of ensuring that homes and businesses in the region are safe and enjoy a reliable supply of natural gas year-round.

Customers with indoor meters or meters in secured areas play a crucial role in this safety initiative by scheduling meter safety inspections when requested by DTE. Michigan state regulations mandate a gas meter safety inspection every 36 months, comprising a comprehensive visual assessment of the meter, piping, and components, along with a leak check using specialized gas detectors.

DTE urges customers who receive inspection notices to comply promptly, emphasizing that it is essential for safety. Failure to comply may result in gas service disconnection and incurring costly restoration fees. Prioritizing safety through these inspections is a shared responsibility that benefits all.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

SC4 Unveils Exciting Fall 2023 Arts Calendar Free Events

St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is thrilled to announce its exciting fall 2023 arts calendar, promising a cultural extravaganza for all. 

Beginning the month of September until December 9th, SC4 welcomes the public to join in the celebration of arts and culture through a series of events, all free of charge.

Kicking off the season, the renowned Lexington Bach String Quartet will grace SC4’s Fine Arts Theatre with performances at noon and 5 p.m. on Thursday, September 14th. The calendar also boasts a large variety of captivating offerings, including an SC4 faculty gallery show,  the historical “WWII Propaganda Posters” traveling exhibit from the Detroit Historical Society, and captivating performances by the SC4 Symphonic Band and renowned artists.

Mark your calendars and immerse yourself in the world of art and culture at SC4 this fall.

For more information, visit: sc4.edu/events.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell

Friends Of The St. Clair River To Host Native Plant And Rain Barrel Pop-Up Sale

As the growing season draws to a close, Friends of the St. Clair River is gearing up for a grand finale to benefit local wildlife and water with its Native Plant and Rain Barrel Pop-Up Sale

The event takes place on Saturday, September 16th, from 12 – 3 p.m. at Friends’ Thumb Coast Watershed Center. (301 N. Ninth Street, St. Clair), this event offers a variety of eco-friendly options.

Attendees can choose from a diverse selection of 45 to 60 native plant species, including wildflowers, shrubs, vines, and grasses. Specialized kits for butterflies and rain gardens make selection a breeze. Native plants, provided by East Michigan Native Plants from Durand, MI, are well-suited to local conditions, requiring minimal maintenance while providing crucial support for wildlife.

Additionally, a limited supply of 58-gallon rain barrels, up-cycled containers provided by Mi Rain Barrel, will be available. These barrels come complete with everything needed to collect and reuse rainwater, benefiting water quality, plant health, and outdoor tasks.

For more information, visit: scriver.org.

Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell