Jim Bloch is a local journalist based in Port Huron, Michigan. He writes for Blue Water Healthy Living, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, environmental issues, and cultural happenings. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Jim aims to keep the residents of Port Huron well-informed about the issues that affect their community.
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Jim Bloch's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and community events in Port Huron, Michigan. He also covers topics related to city council, infrastructure, climate change, energy, transportation & logistics, and crime.
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By: Jim Bloch
By Jim Bloch If Halloween evenings seem warmer than you remember as a child, you’re not mistaken. In Detroit, Halloween nights are 5.9 degrees warmer than they were in 1970. “Halloween is becoming less bone chilling,” said climatologist Shel Winkley. Autumn overall is 2.5 degrees warmer on average across the...
The last day of International Bat Week is Oct. 31, Halloween. For the nine species of bats that call Michigan home, insects fill the role that candy does for human trick-or-treaters.
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By Jim Bloch Like many people across the Blue Water Area, the state of Michigan and the country as a whole, you might have a Donald Trump sign planted on your lawn, as if you were planning to vote for a normal Republican, such as Mitt Romney, John McCain or...
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By Jim Bloch Voters will decide a number of races in the cities and townships that comprise St. Clair County on Tuesday, Nov. 5. They will also weigh-in on proposals specific to their local jurisdictions. To see the non-contested races and the details of the various proposals in your area,...
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By Jim Bloch The ballot for the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5 is packed with races at the national, state and local levels. Highlighted below are competitive races in which more than one candidate is battling for a single seat. Federal partisan races The battle to become the next...
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Share By Jim Bloch A decade-and-a-half of Pauline Repp as mayor was enough for the voters of Port Huron.
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By Jim Bloch You knew something wondrous was about to happen as Rhiannon Giddens led her 13-piece world-music band, the Silkroad Ensemble, onto the big stage at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor to perform songs from their new work “American Railroad.” The instruments alone promised a peak night, a mix...
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By Jim Bloch Students at the St. Clair County Technical Education Center will rebuild Docks 2 and 3 at the 132-slip St. Clair Boat Harbor. The St. Clair City Council voted unanimously at its regular meeting Nov. 4 to approve the project, which will cost $40,000-$47,000. “This is the same...
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By Jim Bloch The Marching Saints of St. Clair High School will participate in the 98th annual America’s Thanksgiving Parade along Woodward Avenue in Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. The parade is presented by Gardner White. “This is our fourth time attending this parade,” said Micah Volz, Director of Bands at...
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By Jim Bloch The St. Clair Lighted Santa Parade will light up North Riverside Avenue on the Friday before Thanksgiving, Nov. 22. “We’re going to be well over 40 (units),” said Sue Daniels, who chairs the Santa Committee, speaking to Paul Dingeman on his Focus Show, broadcast on CTV-Channel 6....
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