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 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....
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...
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County health departments in Michigan issued more than twice as many swimming advisories and beach closures in 2024 than in 2023.
By: Jim Bloch
Sue Daniels, who has headed the city of St. Clair's Lighted Santa Parade since its inception in 2009, recently announced the winners of the best marching units in the 2024 procession, held on North Riverside Avenue, Nov. 22.
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By Jim Bloch Getting rid of unwanted buildings is not cheap. The city of Port Huron will spend more than a quarter-million dollars to demolish the old Central Fire Station at 515 River Street on the edge of the St. Clair County Community College campus. The city opened its new...
“2023 was the hottest year on record, and 2024 is on track to be even hotter — and the first year when the average temperature will top 1.5°Celsius warmer than the pre-industrial average.”
Residents of the city of St. Clair began receiving oversized holiday presents at the curbs in front of their homes beginning Dec. 9: Two giant trash carts from Waste Management, the city's trash contractor. Each is a 96 gallon bin, one for garbage and one for recyclables.
By: Jim Bloch
Americans and Canadians living in the Great Lakes Basin overwhelmingly support protecting the waters of the lakes. Together, the five interlocked Great Lakes hold 21 percent of the world's fresh surface water.
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By Jim Bloch Some gifts are too big for a holiday stocking. The automotive technology and collision shop students at the St. Clair County Technical Education Center recently unwrapped a late model cargo van that couldn’t fit under a tree or in a stocking. LaFontaine Ford of St. Clair and...
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