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Mezo to become first woman to manage MTBA
When Brian Fazio recently decided to step down as manager of the Mid Thumb Bowling Association, the group's board of directors began a search of candidates to fill his vacancy.
LEIN misuse involves Port Sanilac officer
The Michigan State Police have told Port Sanilac officials to take action against one of their police officers in a case of misuse of the LEIN network.
Storm advisory for northern St. Clair County and Sanilac County
The National Weather Service is warning that a line of thunderstorms stretching from Minden City to Memphis are sweeping across the Blue Water Area.
Dr. Philip Matich, a primary care physician in Capac, was named the St. Joseph Mercy Patient-Focused Physician for June.
Veterans receive $5.7 million in benefits
Sanilac County veterans received over $5.7 million in veterans benefits in 2008, $630,000 more than the previous year.
Worth official quits; cites 'personal attacks'
Jon Rundels has resigned as supervisor of Worth Township, citing "false accusations", "misrepresentations", and "personal attacks" as the reason.
New Chrysler gets exemption from liability in lawsuits
For the families of Linda Catalano and Justin Fox, the daily struggle to accept the loss of their loved ones in a tragic accident is hard enough.
Re-enactors and artists offer a taste of log-cabin living
Residents stepped back in time this weekend to celebrate Log Cabin Days. Historical re-enactors and artists filled the grounds of the Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum to offer a taste of log-cabin living.
Flooding closes roads; warning issued
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for southern Sanilac County and northern St.
Suspects arrested, stolen goods recovered
Two persons were in custody Monday, and "a pile of tools" recovered after police officers spotted a suspicious vehicle near a crime scene.
Sanilac towns on financial distress list
At least four communities in Sanilac County are on a list of 70 municipalities that are facing critical financial issues, according to officials from the Michigan Municipal League.
Police knockout teen fight group
A group of teenaged males won't slug it out in a vacant building anymore. Sandusky police and Sanilac County sheriff's deputies discovered a makeshift boxing ring inside the large utility shed at 100 Argyle Street on June 5. Authorities were investigating suspicious activity at the building behind the McKenzie Health and Wellness Center, when they ...
Man rescued from water in Port Sanilac
Rescue crews responded to an unresponsive man in the water at the Port Sanilac Marina Thursday afternoon, according to a statement from the Sanilac County Sheriff's Department.
4-H must make up for state cuts
No more state funding for the Sanilac County 4-H Fair means payouts to youngsters who are the top presenters in each 4-H class will have to come from other sources.
Van crashes into pole in Lexington Township
A vehicle crashed through a yard and struck a utility pole around noon today in Lexington Township, a press release from the Sanilac County Sheriff's Office stated.
Official vows to fight pipeline
The drain commissioner of a county with Lake Huron shoreline plans to sue if a plan to tap the lake for 85 million gallons of water a day is approved by the state.
Ubly man drives off road after medical incident
A 77-year-old Ubly man lost control of his vehicle after experiencing a medical problem and crashed into a front porch, police said.
'Gauntlet' made O'Connor stronger
Leah O'Connor figured if she could handle the gauntlet, she could survive anything.
Never a dull moment: Barn Theatre begins new season with lots of laughs
PORT SANILAC -- Jeff Pedue swears the old barn in this Sanilac County village comes alive at times.
Tattoo artist, wife charged in raid
Late last June, the Sanilac County Drug Task Force raided a tattoo parlor in Carsonville, seizing pot, suspected cocaine digital scales, firearms, computers and over $700 in cash.