Marine City News

FORT GRATIOT -- Robert L. Totten, 73, died Sunday June 28, 2009. Survived by his wife Janet.

Marine City Lions Club member Bill Senk informed the city commission last week he was withdrawing his special event permit application for the upcoming Oktoberfest on Sept.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather warning for southeast St. Clair County, including the Marine City and Algonac areas.

He's in a back brace with a broken neck and spine, a detached tendon in his hand and his teeth shaved off from being dragged at a St.

Livonia's Spree '59' week-long celebration will feature more than carnival rides, racing pigs, the circus, pie eating contests, battle of the bands and the Sunday night fireworks.

MARINE CITY -- Starting a new business is nothing new for Todd Kilgus and Rich Pirrotta.

St. Clair and Marine City restaurants are participating in their own brand of cooking show, in a promotional series sponsored by the St.

Today's column starts with a familiar theme: Michigan's proposed smoking ban. Talk to me: Kathy: "For the record, 23 states ban smoking in all enclosed public places, including bars and restaurants.

The Marine City Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire at a two-story house in the 300 block of Martindale Court in Cottrellville Township Fire Chief Richard Tucker said.

Two and a half months ago, William Munsell was arrested for assault and battery.

In Michigan, one of the states hit hardest by the recession, Wendy Higgins has reluctantly told a favorite niece she may not have enough money for her wedding present in August.

The Rev. James Lopez points to the delicate wash of yellow highlighting the wing of the Archangel Michael.

According to the calendar, beach season is here. The weather forecast, however, disagrees.

A good deed can go a long way. Especially if that good deed was directed to a group of sisters who recently stopped in Port Huron for a few days.

On most Mondays and Tuesdays, I mediate the Talkback column in our newspaper's Opinion section.

Jinny Sheldon was at her wits' end -- until four strangers showed up with rakes and garbage bags to clean up her front lawn.

Grace Filion always spent her time in the Blue Water Area 'Out and About.' The former Times Herald writer died Monday after a long battle with progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare degenerative brain disease.

A new facility in Marine City with a unique program for adults with special needs may just be the answer for families struggling with developmental disability issues.

After a year of hard work and a lot of help from his friends, Jesse White's dream of a restored Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Marine City was realized.

ZEELAND -- When preparing for Saturday's Division 2 track and field state meet, Croswell-Lexington junior Leah O'Connor couldn't help but think back to this past season's cross country state meet.