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Springwater, Ontario, is holding municipal elections, with residents going to the polls to choose their mayor and council. Interest in local voting is also high elsewhere in the region: in Huron Shores, officials report that 22 per cent of eligible voters cast ballots in advance polls. Residents are discussing candidates, turnout and local issues as the election proceeds.
- 2Trump's Port Huron visit expected to disrupt Macomb County travel▼Trump’s visit to Port Huron today means Macomb County drivers may face travel restrictions
President Donald Trump is visiting Port Huron, Michigan today, and local officials are warning that drivers in Macomb County may face travel restrictions because of the trip. Road closures and detours are expected along routes used by the presidential motorcade, and commuters are being advised to plan extra time or alternative routes during the visit.
- 3Trump uses anti-Muslim rhetoric to attack El-Sayed at Michigan rally▼Trump invokes anti-Muslim rhetoric to attack El-Sayed at Port Huron rally
Donald Trump attacked Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed with anti-Muslim rhetoric during a rally in Port Huron, Michigan. The remarks drew criticism for targeting El-Sayed's faith, with coverage framing the attack as part of a broader pattern of anti-Muslim language from the president ahead of electoral contests in the state.
- 4South Huron Trail Mobile program marks 20 years●South Huron Trail Mobile program celebrates 20 years
A community accessibility program in South Huron, Ontario, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Trail Mobile service has spent two decades helping people with limited mobility access local trails. Organizers are reflecting on the milestone and the program's role in making outdoor recreation inclusive for residents and visitors.
- 5Appeals court lets mold lawsuit against Michigan women's prison proceed▼Federal appeals court allows mold lawsuit against Women’s Huron Valley prison to proceed
A federal appeals court has ruled that a lawsuit over mold conditions at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Michigan can move forward. The decision allows incarcerated women's claims about unhealthy living conditions to be litigated rather than dismissed, a significant step in the ongoing legal fight over conditions at the state's only women's prison.
- 6Manistee seeks public input on proposed Ninth Street park●How to provide public input on parks, proposed Ninth Street park
Manistee, Michigan, is inviting residents to weigh in on local parks and a proposed park on Ninth Street. The Manistee News Advocate and Huron Daily Tribune are outlining how residents can submit public comments on the plan, as city officials gather community feedback on the proposed recreational space.
- 7Ferrets can thrive outdoors in winter, moving under snow●Los hurones pueden vivir perfectamente en el exterior durante el invierno. Pero lo que es posiblemente más sorprendente
Ferrets can live perfectly well outdoors during the winter, and their cold-weather behaviour holds a further surprise: they can move quickly even under thin layers of snow. The observation is being shared among nature and environment enthusiasts, who are reacting with delight to the animals' remarkable adaptation to snowy conditions.
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An empty lot in Port Huron, Michigan has been turned into a gallery of protest artwork ahead of a Donald Trump rally in the city. The display gives residents and activists a space to voice criticism and commentary through art as supporters and visitors gather for the political event.
- 9Huron County planners deny conflict of interest over solar vote▼Huron County planners deny conflict of interest claims after solar approval vote
Huron County planning officials in Michigan are pushing back against claims that they had a conflict of interest when they voted to approve a solar energy project. The planners say the allegations are unfounded and defended the integrity of their approval process. The dispute has drawn local attention as solar developments continue to divide rural communities across the state.
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A large fire in Port Huron, Michigan has destroyed an apartment and an adjacent business, leaving the building unusable, according to the Times Herald. No further details on injuries, the cause, or the extent of displacement were provided in initial reports.