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• SC4 honor society chapter recognized regionally
• St. Clair County eighth-graders tour SC4 campus
• Information sessions set for SC4 radiologic technology program
• New Medical Director and Program Manager appointed to Bariatric Program
• SC4's Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 to feature alumna
• More than 1,700 SC4 students earn honors
• SC4 to open annual Twilight Concert Series
• SC4's enhanced computer networking program begins in August
• SC4 enhances marketing degree program
• Port Huron Hospital presents joint replacement seminar
• Port Huron Hospital offers free skin cancer screening
• Information sessions scheduled for SC4 health information technology program
• SC4 Alumni Association awards $10,750 in scholarships
• SC4 Commencement 2012 Web page features photos, video
• SC4 begins McMorran Greenway and Street Closure Project
• SC4 spring, summer class registration still open
• SC4 Educational Support Personnel unit honors member
• SC4 employee group votes to honor outstanding member
• SC4 faculty honor Janice Fritz
• Blessinger awards recognize SC4 teaching excellence
• Faculty Memorial Award honors SC4 students
• SC4 Commencement ceremony to air on Comcast
• SC4 students earn degrees, certificates
• SC4 offering computer repair technician program
• SC4 offering computer network technician program
• SC4 student chosen to create mural for Salvation Army
• SC4 announces student art show
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• SC4 offering office clerk computer skills program
• SC4 to close parts of McMorran Boulevard, River Street, effective May 5, for improvement project
• Port Huron Hospital bicycle helmet safety events and low-cost helmets offered
• Yale Project Healthy Living offers free and low-cost health screenings
• SC4’s Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 to feature student
• SC4 retiree Tomion donates $20,000 to fundraising campaign
• SC4 student newspaper wins 11 awards
• SC4 to offer new classes in spring session, fall semester
• SC4 to present 'Edward, the Owl and the Calico Cat' on stage
• SC4 students enjoy StressBreaker before final exams
• SC4 alumna awarded Western Michigan University scholarship
• SC4 to offer sports camps for young athletes
• Baker College of Flint Wins Beautification Award For Centennial Garden
• Baker College of Jackson Hosts Free Health And Wellness Event
• SC4 team competes in Green Grand Prix in New York
• SC4 basketball players receive honors
• SC4 Commencement ceremony planned May 4
• SC4 students win recognition for art, writing
• SC4 honor society welcomes 80 new members
• SC4 receives donation of mastodon skull replica
• SC4 to offer new summer arts camps for ages 8 to 18
• SC4 student selected for German exchange program
• Port Huron Hospital participates in VHA Inc. Clinical Design Day as part of CMS-sponsored Hospital Engagement Network
• More than 1,100 attend SC4's Free College Day
• SC4 faculty, staff honored at dinner
• Port Huron Hospital holds 23rd Annual Children's Fun and Fitness Festival
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide class in Marlette
• SC4 honors 162 students at Student Recognition Ceremony
• SC4 students prepare for graduation
• Baker College of Flint Hosts Conference: “Survival Techniques For The Surgical Technologist”
• SC4 Alumni Association plans golf outing June 15
• SC4 Student Government officers elected
• SC4 honor society to host blood drive April 23, 24
• SC4 free concert to feature student performances April 19
• Several events to celebrate SC4 student literary, arts magazine
• Information sessions set for SC4 radiologic technology program
• SC4 to sponsor bone marrow donor registration drive April 25
• SC4 Career Fair to offer job, networking opportunities April 18
• Baker College Online Posts 1.9 Percent Winter Enrollment Increase
• Bariatric services takes on new name and provides more surgical options for patients
• SC4 fall registration to open April 16
• Get details April 12 about UM-Flint's nursing, psychology degrees at SC4
• Retired professors give inspirational lectures at SC4
• SC4 to create STEM Institute
• Registration deadline set April 10 for SC4 Free College Day
• SC4 to present Holocaust remembrance program
• SC4 to celebrate National Community College Month in April
• SC4 to celebrate National Community College Month 2012 in April
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present 'Moments in Time' on April 15
• SC4 free concert April 12 to feature jazz trio
• Students earn awards in Science and Engineering Fair at SC4
• SC4’s Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 to feature students
• SC4 plans event March 29 for Michigan STEM Awareness Week
• SC4 students recognized during President's Honors Reception
• Seats still available in SC4 spring, summer classes
• SC4’s Gay-Straight Alliance plans benefit drag show in April
• SC4 schedules Wellness Expo for March 29
• SC4 Choir, Port Huron Schubert Male Chorus to present concert
• Rep. Miller recognizes SC4’s water quality, sustainability efforts
• SC4 announces Science and Engineering Fair schedule
• Watercolor art exhibition to open at SC4
• New Book Features the Rails Around Thumb
• SC4 Free College Day registration to open March 25
• Foundation partners with community health teams to sponsor family read nights
• Port Huron Hospital Auxiliary to hold arts and craft sale
• Inspirational lectures planned March 29 at SC4
• SC4 honor society to offer symposium March 16 on competition
• SC4 to present 'Stop Kiss' on stage
• SC4 free concert March 29 to explore music from across globe
• SC4 names academic team
• Port Huron Hospital to present lumbar spinal stenosis seminar
• Port Huron Hospital names Carol Witherspoon Employee of the Month
• Port Huron Hospital encourages being aware for safe care
• Get details March 15 about UM-Flint’s nursing, psychology degrees at SC4
• SC4 to offer health unit coordinator program
• Program Fair to highlight SC4 certificates, degrees March 22
• Second show in student art exhibition to open at SC4
• SC4’s Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 to feature alumna
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician program
• Marlette wins Sanilac academic games at SC4
• SC4 to host Sanilac County Academic Games
• SC4 accepting applications for 2012-13 scholarships
• Students get free help filling out financial-aid forms at SC4
• SC4 sponsoring photo contest
• SC4 spring, summer class registration to open Feb. 20
• Toy Tech Exhibition
• SC4 Thursday at Noon series to feature storyteller Feb. 23
• Port Huron Northern, Carsonville-Port Sanilac high schools win SC4 quiz bowl
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night at Huron Area Technical Center
• SC4 releases 2011 video Annual Report
• Acrobatic group from America’s Got Talent coming to SC4
• SC4 students honored in state art competition
• Community Foundation approves $75,000 challenge grant for SC4 fundraising campaign
• SC4 releases 2011 video Annual Report
• SC4 Symphonic Band to partner with Sanilac Community Symphonic Band for Feb. 18 concert
• Baker College of Clinton Township Names John Wilk as Criminal Justice Program Coordinator
• Come to SC4 on Feb. 12 for help filling out financial aid forms
• SC4 to host quiz bowl competition Feb. 4
• SC4 offers accelerated winter semester classes
• SC4 honor society drive aids food depot
• SC4 honor society drive aids food depot
• SC4 honor society to host blood drive Feb. 6, 7
• SC4 to offer occupational safety classes
• SC4 to offer social media seminars for business professionals
• Baker College Names Beth Nuccio as System Director of Career Services
• SC4 to present Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• SC4 Foundation to present student scholarship night
• Baker College Online Reports More Students Choosing Online as Education Option
• SC4 announces date for Free College Day 2012
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night at Sanilac Career Center
• SC4 to offer two firefighter academies
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician program
• Jazz & Dessert event Feb. 11 to benefit SC4 Jazz Band
• SC4 hosting film screenings, discussions on health inequities
• Baker College of Allen Park Acquires “Rusty”
• Port Huron Hospital names Connie Studaker Employee of the Month
• SC4 to offer business/management seminars
• SC4 to offer Paramedic Academy
• SC4 to offer computer and information technology seminars
• More than 1,700 SC4 students earn honors
• SC4 announces presenters, performers for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• SC4 free concert to feature pianist
• Information sessions set for SC4 radiologic technology program
• Port Huron Hospital Wound Healing Center receives Front Runner Award
• SC4's Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 to feature alumna
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• Annual holiday train display is a labor of love
• Port Huron Hospital Wound Healing Center receives national recognition
• Port Huron Hospital Medical Equipment offers free Lifeline installation in January
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• SC4 Friends of the Arts brunches raise $1,250
• SC4 honors 79 nursing graduates
• SC4 to offer culinary arts training
• SC4 to offer workshop for beginning college instructors
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night on Jan. 3
• SC4 extends walk-in registration hours for winter semester
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide training in Port Huron
• SC4 training, seminar schedule available
• SC4 classes begin the week of Jan. 9 at Algonac High School
• SC4 classes begin the week of Jan. 9 at Yale schools
• SC4 classes begin the week of Jan. 9 at Sanilac Career Center
• National Endowment for the Arts grant to bring guest writers to SC4
• SC4 support staff raise more than $1,600 for students, community
• SC4's The Spiral Studio to feature professor
• SC4 offering two new allied health degrees
• SC4’s enhanced web development program begins in January
• Bachelor’s degree classes available at SC4 University Center
• Baker College of Flint Celebrates Centennial on December 13
• Port Huron Hospital website recognized with national award
• Port Huron Hospital Foundation holds 23rd Annual Festival of Trees
• Port Huron Hospital to expand bariatric surgery program
• SC4 student newspaper collects 25 coats for area needy
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present holiday show Dec. 17
• SC4 student awarded Ange scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Beard scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Prichard Scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Rady scholarship
• SC4 firefighter academy graduates 10
• SC4 Choir to present free holiday concert Dec. 9
• SC4 student awarded Hill scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Nebraska Book Co. scholarships
• SC4 Alumni Association names Karl Tomion as Distinguished Alumnus of the Year
• SC4 student awarded Scott scholarship
• SC4 support staff plan charity silent auction, craft, bake sale
• SC4 support staff plan charity silent auction, craft, bake sale
• Tickets available for guitar quartet concert at SC4
• SC4 partners with Workforce Intelligence Network
• SC4 honored in Detroit Free Press Top Workplaces survey
• SC4 to present 'Greetings!' on stage
• SC4 honor society welcomes 53 new members
• SC4 athletic department raffle features $5,000 prize
• SC4 student awarded Barss scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Beauchamp scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Blessinger grants
• SC4 students awarded Ebner scholarships
• SC4 student awarded Disabled American Veterans scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Hayward scholarship
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair breaks records
• SC4 to host daylong symposium about archaeological sites
• SC4 student awarded Alexander scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Ange scholarship
• SC4 launches $1 million fundraising campaign
• SC4 Alumni Association plans annual meeting Nov. 17
• SC4 students awarded Nursing Program scholarships
• SC4 free concert to feature soloist
• Baker College of Muskegon Celebrates Centennial
• Baker College of Flint Granted Supported Program Status by NKBA
• SC4 wins award for community newsletter
• SC4 students recognized during President’s Honors Reception
• SC4 to offer new classes in winter semester
• Handmade work available at SC4 Potters Market
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair tickets still available
• Baker College of Cadillac Nursing Program Granted Full Approval
• Baker College of Port Huron Dental Assisting Graduates Achieve 100 Perent Pass Rate on State Exam
• Baker College of Flint Nursing Program Ranked First in State For Pass Rates
• Baker College Online Awarded Military Friendly School Title By G.I. Jobs Magazine
• Tickets available for Sunday brunches to support the arts at SC4
• SC4 Foundation Board of Directors appoints new member
• SC4 Transfer Fair, College Night help students
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio to feature college students
• SC4 winter semester registration opens Oct. 31
• SC4 to host excavation on campus for National Archaeology Day
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present 'Halloween Spooktacular'
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 baseball, women's basketball teams to face off in fundraising basketball game
• SC4 free concert to offer piano performance
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair tickets on sale
• Three Major League Baseball playoff teams feature former SC4 players, coach
• SC4 Transfer Fair, College Night events planned Oct. 18
• Dedication set Oct. 8 for grant-funded art sculpture at SC4
• SC4 to present 'Fool for Love' on stage
• Attorney leaves practice - becomes a boogie-woogie piano sensation – coming to Port Huron
• SC4 to offer culinary arts training
• SC4 to offer professional development class for medical coders
• SC4 to host American Chemical Society section meeting
• Port Huron Hospital offers free mammograms to eligible women
• Port Huron Hospital plans events for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• SC4 to host sexual assault awareness, prevention program
• SC4 to offer personal fitness trainer program
• Port Huron Hospital and Moran Chevrolet to hold annual 'Keep your Motor Runnin' Men's Health maintenance event
• SC4 to host sexual assault awareness, prevention program
• SC4 to offer construction/safety classes
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• SC4 softball team plans bus trip fundraiser to Detroit Tigers game
• SC4 to offer entrepreneurship program
• SC4 to offer green residential building class
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio to feature alumni artist
• Lexington Bach Festival String Quartet to open SC4 concert series
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4 women's basketball team plans car wash Sept. 10
• SC4 offers accelerated fall semester classes
• SC4 to offer customer sales, service classes
• SC4 to offer classes for early child care teachers
• SC4 prepares eight students for certified nurse aide exam
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician program
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• Back to School for Port Huron - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide training in Port Huron
• SC4 to offer new health unit coordinator program
• SC4 picnic welcomes staff, family to new academic year
• SC4 dean Mueller to lead state continuing education group
• “What’s Cooking at the Market with Port Huron Hospital” Saturday, August 20, 2011
• Port Huron Hospital and YMCA present series on taking charge to prevent diabetes
• More than 90 SC4 students earn summer honors
• More than 90 SC4 students earn summer honors
• More than 350 SC4 students earn spring honors
• SC4 classes begin the week of Aug. 22
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• SC4 to offer computer and information technology classes
• SC4 Professor Berry attends developmental education institute
• SC4 classes begin the week of Aug. 22 at Algonac High School
• SC4 classes begin the week of Aug. 22 at Yale schools
• SC4 classes begin the week of Aug. 22 at Sanilac Career Center
• SC4 classes begin the week of Aug. 22 at Croswell-Lexington College Center
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician training
• Bachelor’s degree classes available at SC4 University Center
• SC4 to offer two upcoming firefighter academies
• SC4's Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• SC4 Foundation announces jazz auditions for Red Carpet Affair
• SC4 Alumni Association plans Stratford trip
• SC4 extends walk-in registration hours for fall semester
• SC4 Professor Berry earns national teaching award
• SC4 to offer workshop for beginning college instructors
• Superintendent's Memo 8.1.11
• Skipper 5K Fun Run or Walk raises more than $2,300
• Port Huron Hospital 55 Plus and Breathers Club now in hospital's Jefferson Building
• What's Cooking at the Market with Port Huron Hospital tapes live on Saturdays at Vantage Point Farmers Market
• Superintendent's Memo 7.25.11
• Port Huron Hospital to hold free ice cream social in observance of National Night Out
• SC4 offers administrative assistant programs
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 to offer new Paramedic Academy
• Take precautions to avoid heat stress when temperatures are high
• Superintendent's Memo 7.18.11
• SC4 offers computer repair program
• SC4 to offer new classes in fall semester
• SC4 offers personal finance class
• SC4 to offer four-day Math Study Skills class
• Superintendent's Memo 7.11.11
• Port Huron Hospital and its healthcare partners award 25 scholarships totalling $26,700
• SC4 offering network administrator program
• Superintendent's Memo: Letter to the Community 7.7.11
• SC4 to offer firefighter academy
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• Two longtime professors retiring from SC4
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring college students, instructor
• Superintendent's Newsletter
• National grant to fund sign for 'green' initiatives at SC4
• History of the St. Clair River Told Through Photographs
• SC4 Alumni Association Golf Classic raises nearly $22,000
• SC4 staff member selected to attend distance learning academy
• Grants to fund creation, placement of new art sculpture at SC4
• Baker College of Port Huron Hosts Career Exploration Information Night
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Student Wins Design Competition
• Superintendent's Memo 6.20.11
• SC4 to offer sports camps for young athletes
• SC4 plans events for adults interested in coming back to school
• Skipper 5K Fun Run or Walk to benefit SC4 athletic scholarships
• Superintendent's Newsletter 6.13.11
• SC4 instructor selected to attend maritime workshops
• SC4 students awarded Kahmann scholarships
• Port Huron Hospital recognized by US News as a Best Hospital in Detroit Metropolitan Area
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• SC4 students awarded Crull scholarships
• SC4 student awarded Hamilton scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Rady scholarship
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• SC4 to offer five-day Study Skills class
• SC4 student awarded Beard scholarship
• SC4 students receive Cardiology Associates scholarships
• SC4 student awarded Mueller scholarship
• Superintendent's Memo 6.6.11
• SC4 to open annual Twilight Concert Series
• Two SC4 students awarded Robert L. Ange Scholarship
• Superintendent's Memo 5.31.11
• Best of area high school graduates honored by Port Huron Hospital and RadioFirst
• SC4 honor society chapter recognized regionally
• SC4’s Bad Axe licensed practical nurse program taking applications
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician program
• Nearly 2,000 SC4 students earn honors
• Superintendent's Memo
• Slots available for SC4 Alumni Association golf outing
• Memorial Day Parade
• SC4 Alumni Association takes bus trip to Detroit Tigers game
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring college student work
• SC4 enhances web development program
• Superintendent's Memo
• SC4 students awarded Blessinger grants
• SC4 student awarded Mueller Brass scholarship
• SC4 announces new fabrication and design degree
• SC4 student awarded Binda scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Blessinger scholarship
• SC4 announces new freshwater systems degree
• SC4 prepares eight students for certified nurse aide exam
• SC4 spring, summer class registration still open
• SC4 to offer professional development classes for medical coders
• SC4 Commencement 2011 Web page features photos, video
• Superintendent's Memo 5.9.11
• Port Huron Hospital celebrates nurses week 2011
• SC4 faculty honor David Korff
• SC4 employee group votes to honor outstanding member
• SC4 Educational Support Personnel unit honors member
• SC4 Music Club presents first concert
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• Blessinger awards recognize SC4 teaching excellence
• Faculty Memorial Award honors SC4 student
• SC4 Commencement ceremony to air on Comcast
• SC4 students earn degrees, certificates
• Bond Election Thank You
• SC4 students enjoy StressBreaker before final exams
• SC4 Foundation awards more than $96,000 in scholarships
• Superintendent's Memo 5.2.11
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 basketball players receive honors
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 to present 'The Trial of Goldilocks' on stage
• Cros-Lex students get early college program orientation at SC4
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• SC4 to offer entrepreneurship program
• SC4 Commencement ceremony planned May 6
• SC4 honor society fundraiser aids people of Japan
• SC4 to offer customer sales, service classes
• SC4 to offer construction/safety classes
• Center for Graduate Studies Adds Master of Science Degree for Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• Baker College of Flint Granted Approval for Nephrology Program
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Purchases Simulator for Nursing Education
• Superintendent's Memo 4.25.11
• New SC4 Music Club to present free concert May 5
• SC4’s Gay-Straight Alliance to host benefit drag show in May
• Port Huron Hospital 32nd Annual Golf Classic reservations now being taken
• SC4 to offer culinary arts classes
• SC4 to offer computer and information technology classes
• Retired SC4 professors present inspirational lectures
• SC4 Career Fair draws job seekers
• High school students, parents learn about college during bus trip
• Baker College of Jackson Hosts 10th Annual Spring Tea Fundraiser
• SC4 faculty, staff honored at dinner
• SC4 students win recognition for art, writing
• SC4 honor society welcomes 63 new members
• Superintendent's Memo 4.18.11
• SC4 Student Government officers elected
• SC4 students prepare for graduation
• SC4 announces Sophomore Portfolio Art Show
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide training in Port Huron
• SC4 honors 167 students at Student Recognition Ceremony
• SC4 to offer new electronic health records program
• SC4 student newspaper wins six awards
• SC4 Alumni Association plans golf outing June 17
• SC4’s Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• Superintendent;s Newsletter 4.11.11
• University of Michigan-Flint to offer bachelor of science in nursing for registered nurses at SC4
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician program
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 professors awarded grants
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring college students
• SC4 hosts Blue Water Math and Science Council meeting
• Two SC4 students honored in Lansing
• SC4 free concert to feature student performances
• Nearly 1,200 attend SC4’s Free College Day
• Several events to celebrate SC4 student literary, arts magazine
• Superintendent's Memo 4.4.11
• Several events to celebrate SC4 student literary, arts magazine
• SC4 Drama Club to present improv show
• SC4 Career Fair to offer job, networking opportunities
• SC4 hosts American Chemical Society section meeting
• Inspirational lectures planned April 19 at SC4
• Port Huron Hospital festival for kids designed to keep the fun in fitness!
• Donations to SC4 Foundation, SC4 Alumni Association create 2 scholarship funds in memory of Mary M. Barss
• Detroit Red Wings Alumni hockey game raises more than $12,000 for SC4 Foundation
• SC4 fall registration to open April 11
• SC4 Symphonic Band schedules concert April 16
• Superintendent's Memo 3.28.11
• SC4 free concert to feature pianist
• Port Huron Hospital and YMCA present series on taking charge and preventing diabetes
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• SC4 plans student-run conference on issues impacting children
• SC4 schedules Wellness Expo for April 7
• SC4 to celebrate National Community College Month in April
• SC4 alumna sings at tribute to President George H.W. Bush
• Seats still available in SC4 spring, summer classes
• Culinary Institute of Michigan Students Win Top Honors in Chocolate Competition
• Superintendent's Memo 3.21.11
• SC4 art show to celebrate Patterns contributors
• SC4 students recognized during President’s Honors Reception
• Baker College of Cadillac Offers EMT Program in Gaylord
• Superintendent's Memo 3.14.11
• Registration deadline set March 29 for SC4 Free College Day
• SC4’s Gay-Straight Alliance seeks performers for drag show
• SC4 launches Web page about high-growth jobs
• SC4 free concert to feature mother, son team
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 pottery students donate to Mid City Nutrition fundraiser
• SC4 honor society to offer symposium on the Internet’s impact
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• Superintendent's Memo 3.7.11
• SC4 awarded grant to continue adult education program
• Skating for a Cause hockey game to benefit SC4 Foundation
• Baker College of Allen Park Granted Approval for Nursing Degree Program
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Offers CSWA Exam to CAD Professionals, Baker Students
• SC4 to present 'Beau Jest' on stage
• SC4 Free College Day registration to open March 13
• Marlette wins Sanilac academic games at SC4
• Superintendent's Memo 2.28.11
• SC4 Alumni Association takes bus trip to Detroit Red Wings game
• SC4 names academic team
• SC4 to host American Chemical Society section meeting
• SC4 to host Sanilac County Academic Games
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• Port Huron Hospital and the Y partner on Diabetes Spring Community Program: Food, Fitness and Fun
• SC4 students honored in state art competition
• Superintendent's Memo 2-21-11
• Baker College of Flint Appoints G. Chungag as Associate Dean of General Education
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Library Holds “Food for Fines” Drive
• SC4 accepting applications for 2011-12 scholarships
• SC4 offers numerous online professional development classes
• Contest seeks to help SC4 reach 3,000 fans on its Facebook page
• Hundreds receive help filling out financial-aid forms at SC4
• Second show in student art exhibition to open at SC4
• Yale, Sandusky high schools win SC4 quiz bowl
• SC4 offers computer repair program
• SC4 spring, summer class registration to open Feb. 21
• Donation to SC4 Foundation creates Kathleen Hayward Academic Scholarship
• SC4 offers administrative assistant programs
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• MSBOA Festival is Coming
• Superintendent's Memo 2-14-11
• Baker College of Muskegon Hosts College Goal Sunday on February 13, 2011
• Baker College of Cadillac Recertified for Truck Driving Certificate Program
• Superintendent's Memo 2-7-11
• SC4 schedules information sessions for TRiO program
• SC4 Foundation announces winners in Detroit Red Wings Experience raffle
• SC4 releases 2010 video Annual Report
• SC4 offering network administrator program
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4 free concert to feature storyteller
• Concert to showcase SC4 Symphonic Band, Brass Ensemble
• Superintendent's Weekly Memo 1-31-11
• SC4 offers accelerated winter semester classes
• Jazz & Dessert event Feb. 12 to benefit SC4 Jazz Band
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring student artist
• SC4 to present Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night at Huron Area Technical Center
• SC4 offering convergence technology program
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician program
• SC4 to host quiz bowl competition
• Come to SC4 on Feb. 13 for help filling out financial aid forms
• SC4 to offer classes for early child care teachers
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• Superintendent's Weekly Memo 1-24-11
• Baker College of Muskegon Hosts Regional HOSA Leadership Conference
• Port Huron Hospital designated a Blue Distinction Center for Cardiac Care®
• SC4 to offer green residential building class
• SC4 to offer customer sales and service classes
• Winners announced in SC4 athletic department raffle
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician program
• SC4 to offer entrepreneurship program
• SC4 trustees re-elect Adair as board chair
• SC4 launches smart phone app
• SC4 Foundation to present student scholarship night
• Board Meeting Agenda - January 17, 2011
• SC4 announces date for Free College Day 2011
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide training in Port Huron
• SC4 announces presenters, performers for Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• SC4 to offer firefighter academy
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night at Sanilac Career Center
• Nearly 2,000 SC4 students earn honors
• SC4 honor society drive aids food depot
• SC4 free concert to feature flute, guitar duo
• Superintendent's Weekly Memo
• SC4 to offer computer and information technology classes
• Baker College of Allen Park Appoints K. Barann as Vice President for Finance
• SC4 student awarded Bush scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Godbold scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Koppel scholarships
• SC4 student awarded Watson Brothers scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Nursing Program scholarships
• SC4 to offer computer and information technology classes
• Baker College Online Reports Steadily Increasing Enrollment Numbers
• SC4 Friends of the Arts brunches raise $1,300
• SC4 student receives Cardiology Associates scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Mueller scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Crull scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Beard scholarships
• SC4 student awarded Scott scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Schwedler scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Kahmann scholarship
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• SC4 Friends of the Arts brunches raise $1,300
• SC4 to offer workshop for beginning college instructors
• SC4 baseball team seeks entries for Battle of the Bands
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• Superintendent's Memorandum December 20, 2010
• SC4 honors 79 nursing graduates
• National Endowment for the Arts grant to bring guest artists, writers to SC4
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night on Jan. 4
• SC4 extends January registration hours for winter semester
• Superintendent's Weekly Memo
• Snow Day
• SC4’s Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• SC4 program offers career exploration for grades 6 to 12
• SC4 Choir performs for Harrington Inn residents
• SC4 to offer culinary arts training
• Fill-A-Bus with the Port Huron Education Association
• SC4 athletic department raffle features trips to Maui, Las Vegas
• SC4 athletic department raffle features trips to Maui, Las Vegas
• SC4’s Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• Support staff at SC4 raise $2,000 for students, community
• Superintendents Weekly Memorandum December 6, 2010
• Port Huron Hospital Website recognized with prestigious national award
• Veteran NHL broadcaster Mike Emrick speaks to SC4 class
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present holiday show
• Baker College Campuses Begin Winter Enrollment
• First Night Port Huron 2011
• SC4 Choir to present holiday concert
• SC4 student clubs collect 50 coats for area needy
• SC4 receives donation of woolly rhinoceros fossil artifact
• SC4 hosts film, discussion on Chemical Valley health impacts
• SC4 students earn national leadership recognition
• Superintendent's Memo November 22, 1010
• SC4 Alumni Association names 3 former international students as Distinguished Alumni of the Year
• SC4 Global Awareness Day discusses human trafficking issues
• SC4 training administrator receives conference scholarship
• Students safe after accident while on field trip
• Keewahdin Students Participate in State Technology Showcase
• Superintendent's Memo November 15, 2010
• Home for Christmas: The Port Huron Hospital 22nd Annual Festival of Trees
• Volunteers needed for Port Huron Hospital's 22nd Annual Festival of Trees
• SC4 to host two SVSU teacher certification information seminars
• SC4 Foundation to raffle off Detroit Red Wings experience
• Tickets available for jazz trio concert at SC4
• SC4 to present ‘The Gifts of the Magi’ on stage
• Project 100 Selects Port Huron Resident as its 100th Recipient – Completes $10,000 Goal
• Port Huron Hospital Center for Sleep Medicine recently accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair breaks records
• Superintendent's Memo 11/8/2010
• SC4 radio station WSGR-FM to present concert film
• SC4 to host daylong discussion about issues of human trafficking
• SC4 free concert to feature Flamenco music, dancing
• SC4 Alumni Association plans annual meeting Nov. 18
• SC4 honor society welcomes 51 new members
• Project 100 to Complete Its 100th Giveaway this Week
• SC4 students recognized during President's Honors Reception
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• WEATHER: Partly sunny skies
• Lawsuit claims NYC stole 9/11 DNA software secrets
• Officials: Phone calls about jury duty are a scam
• ND coach: My decision to have practice
• SC4 Potters Market Nov. 12-14
• Man gets 5-day sentence for theft caught in photo
• Baker College of Cadillac Regents Appoint Kelly Smith as Campus President
• Prep football: Big Reds fall; Tigers claim 8-man state title
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Hosts Seventh Annual Women in Transition Conference
• Man dies in house explosion in Livingston County
• AUBURN HILLS CAMPUS ALERT —  Afternoon and evening classes cancelled for 10/26/2010 due to pow
• Detroit sees more than 40 Halloween weekend fires
• SC4 Transfer Fair, College Night help students
• Churches Corner
• SC4 students awarded alumni association scholarships
• Get a gift, give a gift at holiday marketplace Nonprofits raise money for charities at First Presbyterian event
• SC4 winter semester registration opens Nov. 1
• In brief
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• Strolling taste fest serves up food, hope
• SC4 Symphonic Band presents Halloween Spooktacular
• Patients walk, fight diabetes
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair tickets still available
• Virg Bernero: 'We don't need a CEO'
• Handmade work available at SC4 Potters Market
• Inquiry into shooting continues
• SC4 hosting film, discussion on Chemical Valley health impacts
• From grief comes lasting impressions Artist incorporates ashes in her work
• SC4 student Zombie Walk collects 300 pounds of food for charity
• Tenants out after evictions
• Congratulations: Both High Schools Make Playoffs
• Celebrate Halloween!
• New Michigan law targets 'super-drunk' motorists
• CHURCHES' CORNER
• Lutheran churches adopt women's shelter
• IN BRIEF
• Students study, fight child abuse
• City, MDOT clash about sidewalk
• Services scheduled for priest
• County remains confident in Spitz
• Sheriff weighs pros, cons of animal control
• Spook walk
• WEATHER: Chance of rain
• Fire damages Port Huron home
• Detroit River refuge getting former missile site
• SC4 Foundation Board of Directors elects officers
• Baker College of Muskegon Radiologic Technology Grads Achieve 100 Percent Pass Rate on National Exam
• Baker College Online Wins Education Program of the Year Award
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• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• SC4 to host speaker about green practices, sustainability Oct. 29
• SC4 student groups planning 'zombie walk' food drive
• SC4 free concert to feature pianist, vocalist
• SC4 offers computer repair program
• Superintendent's Memo October 11, 2010
• SC4 Potters Market seeks pottery pieces
• Tim Skubick gives presentation about Michigan’s electionsTim Skubick gives presentation about Michigan’s elections
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present ‘Halloween Spooktacular’
• Tickets available for Sunday brunches to support the arts at SC4
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• SC4 memorial bench honors former college president Dear
• SC4 celebrates Hispanic heritage at event Oct. 4
• Thomas A. Hamilton Scholarship Campaign raises $11,459
• SC4 prepares six students for certified nurse aide exam
• SC4 is finalist for Detroit Free Press Top Workplaces recognition
• SC4 awarded $1.1 million grant to help disadvantaged students
• SC4 Foundation Red Carpet Affair tickets on sale
• CHURCHES' CORNER
• Local couple encourages fasting for deeper relationship with God
• IN BRIEF
• Marine City Library reopening postponed
• School official: No need to worry
• Black walnut trees facing new disease
• Yale man charged in mail fraud scheme
• Local company wins military contract
• Featured event: Fall Family Festival
• WEATHER: rain, thunderstorms
• Dossin Great Lakes Museum holds fall gathering
• Featured event: Freaky art
• Port Huron Northern defeats Sterling Heights
• Port Huron High wins big
• Rosa Parks statue unveiled in Grand Rapids
• Diesel fuel leak on Blue Water Bridge
• Yale man facing federal fraud charges
• Mich. mom accused of faking son's cancer arraigned
• In brief
• Police find Kimball man's body
• Candidate forum enlightens
• Vandal leaves drivers message
• Reviews mixed on alcohol sales bill
• Proposed shelter could return to council
• Pop-up shops provide boost
• Weather: Partly sunny, high 61-65
• Diesel spill on bridge cleaned up
• Jury deliberates in 2009 abduction, slaying
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Mom accused of faking son's cancer due in court
• Marysville defeats Warren Lincoln
• Candidate forum today at SC4
• Leaders building base for growth
• SC4 dean Mueller receives business incubator certificate
• County tops region in car crashes with deer
• SC4 to present ‘Almost, Maine’ on stage
• Fire chief: Interstate accidents were costly
• MDOT: Vulgar sign work of vandals
• Schools count on students
• Michigan to review early Sunday liquor sales bill
• WEATHER: Chance of rain, 68
• Police ID Mich. worker killed in trench collapse
• Police ID human remains found near Kalamazoo River
• 3 face circuit court hearings in laptop thefts
• Prosecutor admits "error" in dead attorney's case
• Assault victim in good condition
• Court stops lawsuit over fatal muffler repair
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• AG: FBI agents won't be charged in Imam's death
• Woman injured in St. Clair Twp. accident
• THURSDAY BRIEFCASE
• IN BRIEF
• Crashes roil I-94 traffic
• Robb White, Baker College of Muskegon Dean of Culinary Arts, Inducted into American Academy of Chefs
• WEATHER: Fog, 68
• Featured event: Tie one on
• Huskies cruising in You Make The Call Contest
• Schools tallying students for count day
• Tuskegee Airman, 87, gets his pilot's wings
• Michigan lawmakers hammer away at state budget
• Mich. lawyer's widow due in court on murder charge
• I-94 crashes come at cost of $5,100 for fire department
• Charges dropped against widow in husband's death
• Middle East leader gives economic presentation at SC4
• Michigan House approves new transportation budget
• SC4 Transfer Fair, College Night events planned Oct. 19
• WEDNESDAY BRIEFCASE
• SC4 offers administrative assistant programs
• IN BRIEF
• PH Twp. crash causing traffic delays on Lapeer
• Officials seize $1.3 million in drugs
• Census: Michigan median household income plunges
• Cops serve pasta for program
• Authorities: Warren mom faked son's cancer in scam
• Drake case heads to trial
• Michigan might allow Sunday morning liquor sales
• Times Herald editor never lost passion, drive
• Trench collapse traps and kills Michigan worker
• Drivers injured in two other accidents in wet weather
• Women's Wellness Place plans events for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• State program aimed at preventing child abuse
• Worth Twp. man hit by car
• Driver taken to hospital after hitting tree
• One dead in I-94 accident
• Rescue crews on scene of multiple crashes on I-94
• TUESDAY BRIEFCASE
• Prep football: Northern leads You Make The Call Contest
• IN BRIEF
• Update: Three accidents on 94; one fatal
• City sees future in center
• Times Herald Editor Jeanie Ruddick dies after long fight with cancer
• Woman to pay $7,251 in embezzlement case
• UPDATE: Eastbound I-94 still closed
• Decision coming in shooting by officer
• UPDATE: I-94 open, expect delays
• Council puts rentals on hold
• Cross-country: Cros-Lex boys, girls win BWAC titles
• Split classes catch on
• Prep volleyball: Port Huron High earns MAC Blue win
• WEATHER: Showers, 58
• Featured event: Fruits & Veggies
• EPA says Michigan now meets ozone rule
• Sewer project closes Stone Street on Wednesday
• Granholm orders flags lowered for Saginaw soldier
• Woman to be ticketed for morning crash
• Mich. lawmakers return to work on state budget
• 80 surprises for returning soldier
• Universities would take cut in Mich. budget plan
• Groden: 15 county jobs to be sacrificed
• Roots keep Lions' Cherilus inspired to help Haiti
• Brown to offer new rental proposal
• Chrysler fires 13 workers caught boozing on tape
• PH council approves 1-year rental moratorium
• Praying for a miracle
• Cities can ban adult bikers from sidewalks; none do
• WEATHER: Chance of rain, 63
• SC4 group to discuss National Coming Out Day Oct. 11
• Firefighters respond to early morning house fire
• Voting begins for Week 6 of You Make The Call Contest
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices down 10.6 cents
• Assault victim in good condition
• Featured event: Rivalry for a good cause
• Analyst predicts small September auto sales uptick
• District hopes to lure students with free food
• Enbridge gets OK to restart pipeline
• Mutt March raises more than $15K
• In brief
• Crop Walk helps feed awareness, area's hungry
• Dogs lap up attention, money
• Six charges facing suspect in standoff
• Meet the Candidates on Tuesday
• Area native, best-selling author Terry McMillan brings back 'Exhale' characters in new boo
• Planning Matters: Hiring a caregiver? Leave it to the experts
• Kendal Rautzhan: Children's books can cultivate courage
• IN BRIEF
• Event combines whistle display, sidewalk art
• Fire destroys island house
• 'It has to be somewhere' -- Expert warns: Services to the down-and-out can destabilize ne
• More than 100 turn out to honor slain soldier
• Featured event: We Are The World
• O'Donnell is first political target of SNL season
• WEATHER: Showers likely
• DSO musicians plan to strike Oct. 4
• Former plant in Tecumseh eyed by solar panel maker
• Mutts to march for humane society
• Meet the Candidates on Wednesday
• Candlelight vigil planned for assault victim
• Residents march against hunger
• Standoff suspect faces six charges
• Ask Mitch: Look above for source of fallen masonry chips
• A Matter of Fat: Boost 'mileage' with cardio work
• Chargot: Bigger the better with tasty pork chop recipe
• Signs of the times
• Hearing set on San Francisco restaurant toy ban
• Featured event: Whistles on the Water
• Museum Adventure Passes ready
• WEATHER: Breezy
• Gunman to be arraigned Sunday
• Giant pumpkins coming to mid-Michigan
• Firefighters respond to Harsens Island
• Update: House destroyed on Harsens Island
• Update: Cause of house fire being investigated
• Police seek suspects in slaying outside Detroit mall
• CHURCHES' CORNER
• Port Huron congregation reaches out to the Congo Great Commission members ready supplies, equipment
• SATURDAY BRIEFCASE
• IN BRIEF
• Kids come out on top at roof sit
• 5 shot at party near Seton Hall in N.J., 1 critical
• Man, 62, leads police on chase
• BP fund czar promises bigger, faster claims
• Vote on fest may be Oct. 11
• Ohio city plans to ban employees' tobacco use
• Event takes it to art
• Illinois anti-war activists targeted by FBI speak out
• Multiple charges await standoff suspect
• DSO musicians plan to strike Oct. 4
• Featured event: St. Mary's Fall Festival
• Man linked to 23 kids gets prison in support case
• Save up to $175 with Sunday coupons
• Standoff investigation continues
• Police arrest PH man after high speed chase
• Metcalf Road closed between State and Lakeshore roads
• Drivers go bananas when truck rolls over in Mich.
• Worth Township septic mess headed to Supreme Court
• Assault victim remains in critical condition
• FOOTBALL: St. Clair leads Marysville after first quarter
• FRIDAY BRIEFCASE
• FOOTBALL: Saints hold halftime lead against Vikings
• IN BRIEF
• Friday's death notices
• Booster club officer to face charge in embezzlement
• FOOTBALL: Northern leads Utica at half
• Women socialize, sew for those in need
• 1,000 in St. Clair County without power
• Man charged in girlfriend's attack
• FOOTBALL: Cros-Lex routs Imlay City
• 'Whole neighborhood' comes out for incident
• FOOTBALL: St. Clair tops Marysville
• Man holes up in apartment
• SC4 Meet the Candidates event Sept. 30 to draw 19 candidates
• WEATHER: Windy
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring student
• State to pursue appeal over bad septic tanks
• Prep football: Huskies win You Make The Call Contest
• Man charged in attack on girlfriend
• Lock down lifted at PH schools
• THURSDAY BRIEFCASE
• UPDATE: Gunman taunts police
• IN BRIEF
• UPDATE: Gunman in custody
• Couple gives back in retirement
• Thursday's death notices
• Wind and storms ravage area
• Energy officials: Time needed to report incidents
• Victim remains in critical state after assault
• SC4 participates in graduation initiative through Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
• Marysville still cleaning up old school's rubble
• SC4 to offer National Coming Out Day panel discussion
• Torello guilty in U.S. court
• Police receive report of woman held hostage
• Farmer: Power is money
• Update: Police: Possible barricaded gunman
• WEATHER: Slight chance of storms
• Update: Intersections closed for possible barricaded gunman
• Macomb County girl, 6, burned at fire pit has died
• Update: More details on police-gunman standoff
• Update: Police: Contact made with gunman
• Barricaded gunman in Port Huron
• Update: Standoff continues, ambulance arrives at scene
• Update: 3 PH schools on lock down
• UPDATE: Schools remain on lock down
• Witness: Syzak's stories changed
• Power outages reported in Sanilac County following storms
• Assault lands woman in hospital
• Man charged after daughter, 6, burned at fire pit
• WEATHER: Chance of storms
• World's oldest man shares some wisdom
• Mich. storms leave more than 100,000 without power
• UPDATED: Police at scene of two-vehicle accident in PH
• Vikings, Saints close gap in football contest
• 4-year-old OK after being run over by mail truck
• Supreme Court seeks volunteers for learning center
• Meet the Candidates Sept. 30
• Man, pet parrot scuffle on Ann Arbor street
• Mich. gov. hopefuls agree: 1 debate
• Granholm orders flags to be lowered for airman
• Michigan Legislature wraps up state prisons budget
• WEDNESDAY BRIEFCASE
• Police: Thief flees on bike
• Local businessman pleads guilty to taking kickbacks
• Wadhams Road Bridge work goes on; concrete base laid
• Wednesday's death notices
• Harsens Island death ruled suicide
• Traffic diverted at Pine Grove Avenue and Hancock Street
• Commercial properties next on MDOT's to-do list
• Lapeer County shuts down marijuana dispensary
• Medical marijuana thefts stoke concerns
• IN BRIEF
• Feds offer $5.5M in Michigan for energy help
• Police: Woman found in river committed suicide
• 1995 slaying suspect bound to circuit court
• Assault victim in critical condition
• Michigan lawmakers tackle more state budget bills
• Jury hears openings in 2009 abduction, slaying
• IN BRIEF
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Military Street project diverts motorists, paves way for crews to remove bridge
• Tuesday's death notices
• Candidates to make pitch at SC4
• Bill would ban welfare benefits from casino ATMs
• City manager: Blue Water Fest lost $56,000
• Region under severe thunderstorm watch until 1 a.m.
• Trash truck deadline looming
• Jury hears openings in 2009 abduction, slaying
• Judge dismisses vendor's citations
• VOLLEYBALL: Marysville holds off Northern
• WEATHER: Chance of storms
• UPDATE: Police arrest assault suspect
• Feds offer $5.5M in Michigan for energy help
• Suspect arrested in armed robbery
• Deputies searching for assault suspect
• Featured event: Movie night
• UPDATE: Deputies searching for assault suspect
• Frankenfish hearings begin
• Dogs vie for best in show
• Ford says it won't sell new Ranger pickup in US
• Negligent homicide charge soon will change for drivers
• Police recovering body found near Harsens Island
• Photographer takes shot at breast cancer
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Announces New Truck Driving Program
• Fundraiser puts friends in high places
• Baker College Offers New 5-Year Bachelor to MSIS Program
• Sheriff hopes dog hounds arsonists
• Baker College of Flint Electronic Technology Program Granted Accreditation
• WEATHER: Mostly cloudy
• 3 nabbed for breaking into vehicles
• Johnny Dog to be in court
• More charges to be announced in serial stabbings
• Voting begins for Week 5 of You Make The Call Contest
• Featured event: Folk dancing at the library
• Tickets dropped for Johnny Dog
• Two men drown after boat capsizes in Lake Superior
• Murder, new assault charges in serial stabbings
• Student, graduate of Dearborn school die in wreck
• Forum to consider rules for commercial netting
• Clues sought in bank president's disappearance
• IN BRIEF
• Carol Chargot: How sweet! Time is ripe to find fresh corn
• A Matter of Fat: Beware of misleading food labels
• It's a dog's life
• IN BRIEF
• Planning Matters: Much to consider before parents pay you for care
• PH police confiscate several marijuana plants
• Fire and Ice Fest-goers discover artistic side
• Model engine display steams up
• 900 dogs compete in Goodells
• Schools reflect change
• Michigan St. coach Dantonio hospitalized after win
• WEATHER: Mostly cloudy
• Records: Judge dismissed tickets against himself
• New round of ads on air in Mich. governor's race
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan was talented artist
• Police seek help finding missing Vt. grandmother
• Funeral services set for Taylor auxiliary officer
• Amoeba blamed in 2 more organ transplant deaths
• Partnership to help boost Detroit graduation rates
• Well-written history books can intrigue young readers
• $1 million found in car after police chase in western Michigan
• Port Huron Police seize marijuana plants
• County farm tour set for Oct. 2
• Scream Depot 2010 coming
• CHURCHES' CORNER
• Buddhists focus on peaceful path
• IN BRIEF
• Let's dance
• Emmet's Day fits tiny village to a missing 'T'
• City aquarium study due soon
• Marine City votes to stall permits for medical pot
• Porrett not picked for Tecumseh post
• Detroit party altercation leaves 5 people shot, 1 stabbed
• Police: Remains are from yachter
• Dead crow in Sarnia was infected with West Nile virus
• Season is ripe for sugar beets
• Michigan anglers fighting push to ban lead lures
• WEATHER: Chance of showers
• Indiana man drowns after fall into Lake Michigan
• Bench to honor SC4 ex-president
• Ex-Detroit mayor's cousin misses lawsuit deadline
• Marysville High time capsule joins past, present
• Four arrested in heroin bust in St. Clair
• Deputy finds patient from group home
• Detroit Mayor Bing to name permanent police chief
• Residents to get look at county plan
• PH Northern defeats Chippewa Valley 24-10
• Officials fear intensity of violent crimes increasing
• Marine City leads Clawson
• Morning accident snarls I-94 traffic
• Wayne County deputy charged in sexual assault
• WEATHER: Partly sunny skies
• Marysville defeats Warren Fitzgerald, 28-3
• Fire destroys vacant home
• Cros-Lex defeats Algonac 42-7
• Huskies win football You Make The Call Contest
• Oil flowing again through Illinois pipeline
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• New round of ads on air in Mich. governor's race
• SC4 to offer culinary arts training
• Featured event: Lexington Bach Festival
• Donkey's the hero in mountain lion attack
• Tecumseh chooses native over Porrett for police chief's job
• Police resolve mystery of St. Clair boater who vanished in 1999
• IN BRIEF
• Deputy rescues missing dementia patient
• Court filing: Stripper killed during drug feud
• UPDATE: Traffic moving slowly on I-94
• UPDATE: Deputy finds missing dementia patient
• New round of ads on air in Mich. governor's race
• One lane of eastbound I-94 still closed
• Two ticketed in morning crash
• IN BRIEF
• Sanilac County United Way has new director
• SC4 to offer culinary arts training
• Project gets to bottom of the St. Clair
• SC4 honored for contributions to Community Resource Fair
• Port Huron library closed tonight
• Pipeline dent to be repaired
• New Life rallies to beat league rival Landmark, 2-1
• Woman pleads guilty in robbery
• Owatonna Express defeat Fighting Falcons 6-2
• Pastor vows to open homeless facility
• UPDATED: Semi-trucks collide on I-94
• Advocates say shelters needed
• You Make The Call Contest features tight race
• Featured event: Healthy eating
• Cell-phone video of pot-smoking tot lands mom in jail
• WEATHER: Showers, possible thunderstorm
• Mich. judge says medical-marijuana law needs help
• Michigan considers partial driver fee phase out
• Michigan's August jobless rate steady at 13.1%
• Falcons fall in opener
• Seddon commits to South Carolina
• Christian college says no to New Pornographers
• IN BRIEF
• Wednesday's death notices
• Woman pinned after I-94 rollover
• Poll: Snyder holds wide lead in governor race
• Ex-Marysville pastor arrested in sex chat sting
• Baker College of Jackson and Coldwater Offer New IT Programs
• Marysville schools begin superintendent search
• Baker College of Muskegon Regents Appoint Lee Coggin as Campus President
• Officer: Woman offered $2,000 to kill husband
• SC4 memorial bench to honor former college president Dear
• Oil companies asked to pay for water-monitoring system
• Tim Skubick to discuss impact of Michigan’s elections
• MDOT project moves ahead
• St. Clair home damaged in fire
• Last chance to choose the best dog/cat photo
• Featured event: Singing in St. Clair
• WEATHER: Mostly sunny, 66
• Police invite community to Special Olympics Torch Run
• Two teams battling in You Make The Call Contest
• Police seek Darth Vader-masked robbery suspect
• It's true: Dogs are better than cats
• State, federal officials discuss Asian carp plan
• Some community colleges hurt in Mich. budget deal
• Granholm raves about Volt's power, style
• I-94 accident sends one to hospital
• US judge sets 1st conference in Kilpatrick case
• UPDATE: Driver in serious condition after car rolls on I-94
• Futurist: Michigan economy can boom making robots
• VOLLEYBALL: Huskies sweep Big Reds
• IN BRIEF
• MDOT moving forward with commercial properties
• MOC nears completion
• Crash kills trucker entering Canada on Blue Water Bridge
• Council denies pastor's homeless shelter
• SC4 to present Celebrating Hispanic Heritage event
• Longer year worries schools
• SC4 to host sexual assault awareness, prevention program
• Prhaze report sparks protest
• SC4 to offer free Microsoft Office 2010 seminar
• Soldiers, families share goodbyes
• SC4 to offer new entrepreneurship program
• WEATHER: Mostly sunny, 68
• Peck man arrested for breaking into vehicles
• Enbridge pipeline shut down after possible NY leak
• McDermott to be in court today
• Police looking for missing man
• Featured event: Meet the author at the library
• Battle Creek man, 26, gets 8 years in baby death
• Huskies, Mariners in tight race for You Make The Call Contest
• Kid Rock to appear in suburban Atlanta court
• Enbridge oil spills draw scrutiny from Congress
• UPDATE: McDermott bound to circuit court
• Fundraiser scheduled for bear-attack victim
• Former Marysville pastor arrested in FBI sex sting
• United Way director resumes post
• Council to consider Sperry's hearings
• Snyder lets Bernero share stage at town hall event
• Local woman 'almost died' from H1N1
• Gulf Cooperation Council leader to visit SC4 campus Sept. 27
• WEATHER: Sunny, 73
• Voting begins for You Make The Call Contest Week 4
• Mich. universities see out-of-state student gains
• Police: 2 classic cars stolen from hotel lot
• Pennsylvania man drowns swimming in Lake Michigan
• Residents want answers about Prhaze's death
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 12 cents
• Health officials want vigilance on encephalitis
• Fire-ravaged Yankee Air Museum plans reopening
• VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE: Dogs are better than cats are better than dogs ...
• UPDATE: Family wants answers about Prhaze's death
• EPA says Illinois oil pipeline leak has stopped
• Airline attack suspect wants to represent himself
• Debate offer still open despite Snyder's decision
• Feds try again to 'delist' wolves in MN, WI, MI
• IN BRIEF
• Woman to travel to promote peace
• Trial dates set for credit union robbery suspects
• Archers test skills at shoot
• NTSB to conduct tests on failed Ill. oil pipeline
• Construction set to begin this fall on Fort Gratiot Light Station
• Ex-Detroit mayor's ally arraigned in contract case
• SC4 to present Meet the Candidates event Sept. 30
• Workers Celebrate Labor Day with a Free $100-Dollar Bill
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4 to offer classes for early child care teachers
• SC4 to offer evening firefighter academy
• "Keep Your Motor Runnin'" event targets men's health issues
• SC4 Thursday at Noon Concert Series begins Sept. 16
• SC4 offers accelerated fall semester classes
• SC4 classes begin week of Sept. 20 at Algonac High School
• SC4 to offer certified nurse aide training
• Port Huron Hospital to offer AARP safe driving class
• Port Huron Hospital sponsors "Resolve Through Sharing" bereavement training conference for
• Port Huron Hospital to offer free seminar on healthcare information technology for area physicians
• SC4 professors present at national training workshop
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring professor
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• Bachelor’s degree classes available at SC4 University Center
• SC4 to offer new green residential building class
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 team honored for hands-on teaching approach
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring professor
• Baker College’s Culinary Institute of Michigan Announces Fall Schedule of Community Cooking Cl
• Information session set for SC4, Oakland University program
• More than 150 SC4 students earn summer honors
• More than 450 SC4 students earn spring honors
• SC4 to use federal grant to develop freshwater science classes
• SC4 holds Staff and Family Picnic prior to fall semester
• Back to School Immunizations
• SC4 to offer customer sales and service classes
• Baker College of Muskegon Culinary Arts Program Granted Renewed Accreditation
• Baker College of Cadillac Names Lori Dewey as Nursing Program Director
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician programs
• $50,000 donation establishes Robert C. Peck III Scholarship at SC4
• SC4’s Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• Summer Administration Office Hours
• SC4 classes begin Aug. 23 at Bad Axe Nursing Education Center
• SC4 classes begin Aug. 23 at Croswell-Lexington College Center
• SC4 classes begin Aug. 23 at Sanilac Career Center
• SC4 classes begin Aug. 23 at Yale Junior High School
• Do Good Corner: Poverty training offered to community leaders
• Va. attacks investigated for link to Mich. killer
• Flying sugar bags, kid racers swing into town
• Motte shoots 75, wins Champions golf event
• Woman arrested after stabbing
• Tuesday's death notices
• New issues dot Nov. 2 election
• Baker College Students Win NKBA Outstanding Student Award
• 'Lady of the Mist' finds new home
• Baker College of Allen Park Names Y. Langley as Vice President for Career Services
• City could put rental certificates on hold
• Featured event: Coast Guard art
• Mishaps nothing new on river
• 60-year-old trains for Cuba-Florida swim
• WEATHER: Chance of storms
• Divers to inspect Sidsel Knusten today
• Chrysler narrows 2Q loss from 1Q on growing sales
• Mich. police seek suspected serial killer
• Michigan announces $3.9M in water quality grants
• Red Wings-Tigers owner Ilitch wants to buy Pistons
• AAA Michigan: State gas prices up 5.2 cents
• Community center opens near Michigan oil spill
• Illegal immigrants caught in Sanilac County
• Honda recalling nearly 400K vehicles
• Hornbacher makes elite team, again
• Cros-Lex beats Kentucky, finishes first in pool
• Grand River Avenue closed Tuesday
• IN BRIEF
• Richmond Little League team closes regional with 9-0 victory
• Buying trouble: Quest for good deal could turn into bad deal
• Pipeline firm buying 2 homes near Mich. oil spill
• Planning Matters: Deed ownership interests can be bewildering
• PH woman arrested for stabbing
• Tractor lovers join together for parade, rally
• IN BRIEF
• Fair features local artists
• PH school board to meet Monday
• Arson destroys empty duplex
• Friday arson fire in Port Huron
• Election results show county divided
• Higher wheat prices may mean more Michigan acreage
• Primary balances judicial scale
• Learn more about the SC4, Oakland University partnership
• Featured event: Fine art in downtown Lexington
• College prep class offered in immigrant area
• WEATHER: Chance of storms
• Departments called out to structure fire
• Group aims to boost Michigan's economic recovery
• Mich. governor says Obama no harm to Dems in state
• UPDATE: Minor fire damage to Grant Twp. home
• Arson fire remains under investigation
• Cros-Lex girls beat Iowa
• Local youngsters win tennis tournament
• : Stick to the basics for beautiful skin
• Richmond Little League team falls to 0-3
• Chargot: Refreshing watermelon packs vitamins, surprising benefits
• Nun's death rallies anti-immigration forces
• Matter of fat: Stop making excuses; start exercising
• Michigan man killed in Okla drag boat race
• Work on Busha Highway to start
• Cros-Lex girls open with 1-0 victory
• IN BRIEF
• CHURCHES' CORNER
• Lexington native composes music for new translation
• Mass to undergo change
• Memphis fest full of fun
• Commission approves changes to new charter
• Mother sheds tears for girl, but glad 3-year-old can rest
• Galvans get life
• Featured event: Be good to your mother-in-law
• Special meeting in Marysville
• Weather: Mostly sunny, high 77-81
• Ruptured Mich. oil pipeline shows lengthwise rip
• Schwarzenegger: Let same-sex weddings resume now
• Health officials: area believed sanitized
• Washington crews rescue dog that fell over cliff
• Fine arts fair kicks off in Lexington
• MDOT structure fire ruled arson
• Several involved in Saturday morning crashes
• Space station astronauts tackle urgent repair job
• Federal aid helps, but doesn't fix Michigan budget
• Players have Richmond on their minds
• Museum to offer items for sale
• WEATHER: High near 77
• Galvan sentencing: Courtroom filled with observers
• UM opens North Quad, its 1st new dorm since 1967
• Galvan sentencing: Galvans are in the courtroom
• Galvan sentencing: Life in prison without parole
• Featured event: Memphis festival features the blues
• Michigan police search for apparent serial killer
• Oil spill is good economic news for some
• Search continues for 2 missing swimmers in UP
• Richmond falls in regional opener
• IN BRIEF
• Firefighters put out garage blaze
• Concert series strikes chord
• 'Total Recall' star to perform in Port Sanilac
• Commission to OK revised city charter
• Officials say school report not whole story
• Galvans to be sentenced today
• SC4 extends walk-in registration hours for fall semester
• THURSDAY'S BRIEFCASE
• IN BRIEF
• State: Industrial company exceeds pollution limits
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Port Huron, Port Huron Northern slip as state schools improve
• Update: Pizza delivery made to stranded vessel
• Crews begin freighter removal
• Michigan court rules for Toyota in deposition dispute
• Miller: Oil spill calls for action
• Federal unemployment benefits restored in Michigan
• Official ponders next step as township's public safety tax fails
• Featured event: Rockin' the Rivers
• Turnout for vote greater than expected
• Tropical fish surgery
• County voters backed Snyder and Bernero
• Reward offered in beating, theft of blind man
• High school tumbling to the ground
• Scientist: Carp may have been planted near lake
• WEATHER: Slight chance of rain
• 50 animals removed from foul-smelling Mich. home
• US gives $42M to Michigan for broadband projects
• Silverdome says yes to vuvuzelas for soccer match
• Troops to leave for Fort Hood, then Afghanistan
• GM CEO expects good demand when co. sells shares
• Funeral set for school chief, wife killed in crash
• Man crashes car, leaves scene
• Feds sue Mich. utility over coal-fired plant
• Gas station owner hit by car
• Featured event: Voo Doo in the Park
• More Mich. schools meeting education goals
• State says Mueller factory exceeding lead limits
• Federal judge overturns gay marriage ban in California
• Police: Up to 7 teens beat blind man, stole $600
• Baker College of Port Huron Vet Tech Program Granted Continued Provisional Accreditation
• U.S. gives $42 million to Michigan for broadband projects
• Baker College of Jackson Hosts 2nd Annual Math Summit
• Crush of mud finally plugs BP's well in the Gulf
• Baker College of Clinton Township President Received 2010 Leadership Award
• IN BRIEF
• Information sessions set for SC4, Oakland University program
• Judge field: Armstrong, Lane
• Ship nearly crashes into seawall
• Snyder, Bernero to battle for governor
• Bird top vote-getter for Algonac council
• Voters approve tax proposals for various services
• Rushing unseats Evans
• Pavlov squeaks past Courser; Nugent moves on
• WEATHER: Chance of showers
• Gilbert wins GOP primary for state rep
• Tryouts set in W. Mich for football movie
• Police arrest two for breaking into vehicles
• Final primary election results in all races
• Crews working on anchored freighter
• Snyder meets, greets; calls for 3 debates
• Miller: Expand Enbridge investigation
• Cell phone video of St. Clair freighter mishap
• Featured event: National Night Out
• Bernero v. Snyder in November
• Gosger returns to Boston to sign autographs, has 'great time'
• Rep. Kilpatrick trailing in early primary returns
• Freighter loses power, anchors in river
• Election results out for six St. Clair County townships, cities
• Voters cast primary ballots, voter turnout low
• Project 100 Reaches its Halfway Point
• Update: Witnesses: Fuel tanker just missed sea wall
• Office center to be sold at auction
• UPDATE: Ship likely empty when it lost power
• IN BRIEF
• UPDATE: Coast Guard aboard stalled ship
• Hearing set on officer's firing
• Cros-Lex softball wins another state title
• Cox stops in Port Huron on final day before vote
• SC4 to offer workshop for beginning college instructors
• Local students ready for year across the Atlantic
• Confessions of a Foodie: Peppers add pizazz to many dishes
• Bicycle rider dies after being hit by car Sunday
• State's high court overturns ruling on 2006 Capac arson
• Polls open until 8 tonight
• 3 fire departments battle blaze in Clyde Township
• This home for $10,000? Tax auction could sell property, houses cheap
• Company offers to buy homes near Michigan oil spill
• 4 infected with Legionaires' disease at Selfridge
• Police free pair of 3-day-old beagles left in bag
• Vote for your favorite fair photo
• Coast Guard: Engine fire caused close call with sea wall
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring local artist
• SC4 Alumni Association plans Stratford trip
• Port Huron Hospital to hold ice cream social in observance of National Night Out
• SC4 to offer new Paramedic Academy
• SC4 to host SVSU teacher certification information seminar
• Paul Mitchell The School Great Lakes Supports Cosmetology Student in Bid for $50K Prize
• Baker College of Clinton Township Rad Tech Program Granted Renewed Accreditation
• Four longtime professors retiring from SC4
• Baker College of Port Huron Truck Driving Program Granted Initial PTDI Certification
• Baker College of Muskegon Rad Tech Program Granted Renewed Accreditation
• Baker College of Flint Names Johnson as Vice President of Academics.
• 2010 Ed Kurtz Leadership Scholarship Recipients Announced
• Baker College of Clinton Township Red Tech Program Granted Renewed Accreditation
• Petitions available for open SC4 trustee seats
• Space still available in SC4 Summer 101 programs
• SC4, universities plan tent for Blue Water Fest
• Port Huron Hospital awards 24 scholarships totalling $27,300
• Do You Know Someone Who Could Use $100 Dollars?
• What’s better than $100-dollar bills and Classic Cars?
• SC4 to offer firefighter academy
• Tribute to Helen Floyd
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio to feature local artist
• SC4 to graduate 12 from culinary arts programs
• SC4 student awarded scholarships to University of Detroit Mercy
• SC4 sets Aug. 3 for millage renewal request
• Port Huron Hospital LAP-BAND® Center of Michigan Center of Excellence designated Center of Excel
• Space still available in SC4 Summer 101 programs
• No downside to AARP Safe Driving School offered by 55 Plus
• Cure Seakers Take to track for Cancer Research
• Loving hands create newborn hats
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician program
• SC4 baseball team to present high school All-Star game
• Baker College Congratulates the Class of 2010
• SC4 to open annual Twilight Concert Series
• Use webcams to watch SC4 campus construction projects
• SC4 Alumni Golf Classic raises more than $22,000
• Fiber Lines Cut
• Project 100 Hands out $100-dollar bills to Encourage Giving!
• SC4 to host Saginaw Valley teacher certification seminar
• SC4 to offer supply chain technologies program
• SC4 student Pinskey chosen for national journalism internship
• Giving Changes Everything!
• SC4 recognizes Diversity Advisory Council members
• SC4 honor society to sponsor Mom-2-Mom Sale on June 5
• Best of area high school graduates honored by Port Huron Hospital and RadioFirst
• SC4 firefighter academy graduates 4
• More than 2,000 SC4 students earn honors
• SC4 honor society chapter recognized regionally
• SC4 to offer Emergency Medical Technician program
• SC4 summer programs offer arts, science, sports
• SC4 offering certified nurse aide training
• SC4 Women’s Soccer Club match at Silverdome canceled
• SC4 joins Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count
• SC4 offering certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4 Commencement 2010 Web page features photos, video
• SC4 to offer new fall semester classes
• SC4 appoints Lacey as vice president of student services
• SC4 enhances accounting degree program
• Baker College of Flint Hosts Car and Motorcycle Show at CTT Facility
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• SC4 announces new alternative energy degrees
• SC4 prepares 15 students for certified nurse aide exam
• Port Huron Hospital offers Skin Cancer Screenings May 19, 2010
• SC4 spring, summer class registration still open
• SC4 employee group votes to honor outstanding member
• SC4 Women’s Soccer Club to play exhibition at Silverdome
• Blessinger awards recognize SC4 teaching excellence
• Faculty Memorial Award honors SC4 student
• SC4 Commencement ceremony airing on Comcast
• SC4 students earn degrees, certificates
• Baker College of Cadillac Signs Agreement to Purchase Site for New Center for Transportation and Tec
• SC4 faculty honor James Berry
• SC4 Educational Support Personnel honors member
• SC4 to offer free Microsoft Office 2010 seminar
• SC4 to host husband, wife discussing peace mission in Palestine
• SC4 offers administrative assistant programs
• Baker College of Cadillac Open House Showcases New Simulators for Health Care Education
• SC4 firefighter academy graduates 13
• National Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week
• SC4 students awarded Blessinger grants
• SC4 student awarded Blessinger scholarship
• SC4 students awarded Kovach scholarships
• SC4 student awarded May-O’Brien scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Mueller Brass scholarship
• SC4 firefighter academy graduates 13
• SC4 to present 'Young King Arthur' on stage
• SC4's The Spiral Studio to feature student work
• SC4 to offer Windows 7 class
• SC4 to offer online classes for educators
• SC4 to offer online health care classes
• SC4 basketball players receive honors
• SC4 student awarded Beacon scholarship
• SC4 student awarded Binda scholarship
• No butts about it: Port Huron Hospital offers special evening program to help you quit smoking
• James C. Acheson Foundation Creates $75,000 Challenge for IV Smart Pumps at Port Huron Hospital
• Kearns Little Black Dress Event benefits Port Huron Hospital's Look Good Feel Better program fo
• Baker College Online Posts 3.5 Percent Winter Enrollment Increase
• Port Huron Hospital only Michigan Hospital to receive 2009 Commission on Cancer Outstanding Achievem
• St. Clair County Community College, Oakland University launch concurrent enrollment program
• SC4 students win recognition for writing, art
• SC4 Commencement ceremony planned May 7
• SC4 announces Sophomore Portfolio Art Show
• SC4 Career Fair draws job seekers
• SC4 honor society welcomes 83 new members
• SC4 offering new transportation, distribution, logistics classes
• SC4 Alumni Association plans golf outing June 4
• SC4 Foundation awards nearly $55,000 in scholarships
• SC4 diversity in music event celebrates cultures
• SC4 student newspaper wins 15 awards
• SC4 faculty, staff honored at dinner
• SC4 honors 141 students at Student Recognition Ceremony
• Dr. John Brooks recognized for his leadership in patient safety at Port Huron Hospital
• SC4 senior accountant Michele Simmons receives CPA
• SC4 honor society advisors recognized for leadership
• SC4 offers new seminars for early child care teachers
• SC4 students to study on mobile alternative energy equipment
• SC4 Student Government officers elected
• SC4’s Workforce Training Institute schedule available
• Baker College of Jackson Hosts Spring Tea Fundraiser
• More than 1,100 attend SC4’s Free College Day
• Dr. Michael Heberling Elected to Council of College and Military Educators Board
• Baker College of Auburn Hills Invites Public to Participate in “Gift of Gratitude”
• SC4 celebrates Native American history and culture
• SC4 plans Celebrating Diversity in Music event
• SC4 to present Holocaust remembrance progra
• Port Huron Hospital Participates in statewide push to sign up organ donors
• SC4 student named semi-finalist in Motivate Michigan contest
• SC4 student club to present film
• Three events to celebrate SC4 student literary, arts magazine
• SC4 to host sexual assault awareness mock trial
• Register by Friday for upcoming Passport Fair at SC4
• Baker College of Cadillac CNA Course Granted Maximum 2-Year Approval
• Baker College of Clinton Township Paralegal Program Granted ABA Approval
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present concert April 17
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• SC4 free concert to feature Boogie Woogie Babies
• SC4 free concert to feature student performances
• SC4 to present Alzheimer’s seminar
• SC4 Symphonic Band to present concert April 17
• SC4 students, professor honored in Lansing
• SC4 to celebrate National Community College Month in April
• SC4 fall registration to open April 12
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio featuring local artist
• SC4 offers numerous online professional development classes
• SC4 offering convergence technology program
• SC4 Career Fair to offer job, networking opportunities
• SC4 to host Saginaw Valley teacher certification seminar
• SC4 economic panel discussion draws 200 people
• Schools of Choice
• SC4 students complete road construction trade program
• SC4 celebrates men’s basketball national tournament run
• Registration open for SC4 Free College Day
• SC4 free concert to feature music of India
• SC4 to present film ‘Smoke Signals’
• SC4 to present suicide awareness and prevention program
• SC4 plans Celebration of Native American History and Culture
• SC4 to host University of Michigan-Flint advisors
• Seats available in SC4 Geographic Information Systems class
• SC4 to offer transportation, distribution, logistics training
• Port Huron Hospital Physical Therapy Recognized for Clinical Outcomes
• SC4 Free College Day registration to open March 14
• SC4 spring, summer class registration to open Feb. 22
• SC4 students awarded alumni association scholarships
• New Port Huron Hospital Board Members Reflect Diverse Experiences
• SC4 to present ‘The Real Thing’ on stage
• SC4 to offer medical coding and billing training
• SC4 offers free software solutions for small business owners
• Spirit of Port Huron Award goes to Port Huron Hospital Foundation
• SC4 offering network administrator program
• SC4 Drama Club to present ‘Ghosts’ theatre performances
• SC4 to offer new administrative health care program
• Port Huron Hospital Diabetes Education Program helps adults and children live with diabetes
• SC4 offers computer, office skills programs
• Port Huron Northern, Brown City high schools win SC4 quiz bowl
• SC4 baseball team to present Battle of the Bands fundraiser
• Port Huron Hospital and Blue Water YMCA present "Exercise and Diabetes"
• SC4 offers three computer repair programs
• SC4 free concert to feature guitarist
• Nearly 2,000 SC4 students earn honors
• Baker College of Owosso to Hold Financial Aid Workshop
• Temporary restricted visitor guidelines lifted at Port Huron Hospital
• SC4 to present second economic panel discussion
• SC4 students honored in state art, writing competitions
• SC4 to offer emergency medical technician program
• Baker College of Muskegon to Hold Financial Aid Workshop
• School Closings
• Hospitals Announce New Temporary Visitor Rules
• SC4 offering certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe
• SC4 announces date for Free College Day 2010
• Baker College of Port Huron to Hold Financial Aid Workshop
• Port Huron Hospital 55 Plus offers free Lifeline Installation in November and December
• SC4 awarded National Endowment for the Arts grant
• SC4 to host quiz bowl competition
• Baker College of Owosso Presents “The African-American Experience”
• Port Huron Hospital taking applications for Radiologic Technology School
• Comedy show at SC4 to benefit Haiti earthquake victims
• Come to SC4 on Feb. 14 for help filling out financial aid forms
• Baker College of Jackson to Hold Financial Aid Workshop and Winterfest
• Port Huron Hospital expands relationship with American Cancer Society
• Second show in student art exhibition to open at SC4
• SC4 to present Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition
• Baker College of Clinton Township Appoints M. Grajewski as Auto Body Program Director
• SC4’s The Spiral Studio to feature local photographers
• Local students to benefit from SC4 delegation visit to Qatar
• Baker College of Auburn Hills to Hold Financial Aid Workshop
• Physician channels his love of trains into a holiday tradition at Port Huron Hospital
• SC4 hosts annual liberal arts conference
• SC4 to offer Financial Aid Night at Huron Area Technical Center
• Now Enrolling for Spring Quarter
• A Helpful Voice for Breast-Feeding Answers
• SC4 recycling efforts get hands-on help
• SC4 to offer firefighter academy
• Baker College of Clinton Township Hosts Blood Drive on March 4th
• No Butts About It, we’ve got a program to help you quit smoking
• SC4, Port Huron schools discuss moving District administrative offices to College’s campus
• Concert to showcase SC4 Symphonic, Jazz bands
• Baker College Takes First Place in Cyber Defense Contest, Defending 2009 National Title
• Giving Back to Our Community
• SC4 president, student testify at state Senate hearing
• SC4 appoints McNeil as vice president of academic services
• SC4 to offer pharmacy technician training
• Dr. Bashar Samman continues as Port Huron Hospital Chief of Staff
• Paul Mitchell The School - Port Huron - New cosmetology classes start Feb.9th.
• Paul Mitchell The School - Great Lakes
• First Night Port Huron 2010
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• 39th Annual Eastern Michigan International Art Exhibition

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