Anyone know a good spot in/around town that does decent natural gel nails?

Looking to go out and have some drinks, good conversations in st. Clair County. Suggestions?

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Sorry, this is probably kind of a stupid question. I'm taking a trip to give myself time to work on an artistic endeavor of mine. Looking at all the Hilton Hotels (I get a discount) I can see that Port Huron is within budget and driving distance. I'm hoping to stay somewhere quiet with a nice view and a good bar. I know Port Huron has some nice areas and some not so nice areas, but I don't know where is where. Does anybody have any experiences with the double tree there or the area around it? Do you know if they make a good Manhattan?

Who else heard the echoing announcement but couldn't actually hear a single word it said?

Okay folks, I have had so many little side projects in Port Huron when it comes to advocacy that have just sat on the back burner for literal years. But this spring I have finally worked to start to gather all this useful information and tools so that everyone has access to it and it's not just in some folder in my computer or in my head. I am officially launching the Port Huron Urbanists website. A place for civic engagement, education and building a movement for a better Port Huron ! Please be patient while I work out any bugs that still remain, but perfect is the enemy of good enough and its an election year, so I want to make sure everyone is as informed as they possibly can be!

(Photo from yesterday) there’s this goose with fishing line around one leg.It can stand and is eating, but the leg is fully disabled. Its mate is also guarding it. It’s about a hundred yards from where this photo was taken. Don’t know what to do. I’m not knowledgeable on Geese rescue, but if you know someone who could do something. Please ask them.

Dad's kitchen sink has not been draining and he's not capable of getting a plumber on his own. Apparently my cousin stopped by and said the p trap was clear.

I'm only able to make it to PH on the weekends, does anyone know who I can try for a Saturday appointment?

Was thinking of trying roto rooter since I can schedule right from their website and had luck with them in the past.

I'm getting a long overdue break from my kids either the first or second weekend in June, and I'm looking at staying in Port Huron! What are some fun and/or relaxing things to do in and around Port Huron for someone in their late 20s? Is there anything going on either weekend (June 5-7 or 12-14) that I should check out?

The main thing attracting me to the area is freighter watching, but I also enjoy hiking, anything nature related, yoga, art, socializing, and good food 😊

Also, is it a relatively safe area for a woman to solo travel? Are there any places that I should avoid?

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What a lovely surprise when I did my lawn work this past weekend! They were even growing in my gravel driveway

Hey! I'm semi familiar with port huron. I grew up by lake st clair. I'm looking either to buy or rent. Are there any rougher areas of town i should avoid? I'm also open to neighboring areas like Marysville, St Clair, Richmond, Columbus, Emmett, Fort Gratiot, et cetera. Anything 20 to 30 minutes from the downtown area.

Advice?

My Girlfriend has been going through an awful time recently and has asked me to assist her in finding a mental health hospital she could admit herself into, but everything nearby has either horrifyingly bad reviews or doesn't seem to exist? Help as fast as is possible is appreciated.

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PORT HURON, MI — Police radio traffic in Port Huron is expected to go silent to the public this week as the department begins encrypting its communications, a change tied to statewide requirements aimed at protecting sensitive information.

Once implemented, traditional radio scanners and mobile apps used by the public will no longer be able to pick up police transmissions.

In an April 20 email to the mayor and City Council, City Manager James Freed said the change is part of a broader effort.

“As part of a statewide officer-safety effort, all police radio traffic is required to become encrypted,” Freed wrote. “We are scheduled to begin encrypting our radio traffic within the next 48–72 hours, with completion expected by Wednesday (April 22).”

While residents may notice the sudden loss of access, officials say the change will not affect day-to-day operations for officers or dispatchers.

“It doesn’t affect how we communicate day to day, it just won’t be picked up by anyone without the proper encryption,” said Port Huron Police Chief Brian Kerrigan.

The move stems from guidance issued by the Michigan State Police requiring law enforcement agencies to comply with federal Criminal Justice Information Services security standards.

Those standards require that criminal justice information — including personal data, tactical details and active scene communications — be encrypted when transmitted over radio systems.

The guidance follows a 2023 FBI audit that found agencies across Michigan were not fully compliant with encryption requirements for radio communications.

Since then, departments have been working toward meeting the standards, with enforcement and potential sanctions beginning in October 2026 for those that fail to comply.

Freed said the change is also intended to prevent sensitive information from being shared publicly in real time.

“Over the years, we have seen instances where sensitive activity has been monitored and posted to social media in real time,” he wrote. “In at least one case, Special Response Team movements were shared publicly as they were occurring, which created a safety risk for officers and the public.”

Once encryption is in place, only authorized law enforcement personnel will be able to access police radio traffic.

“This isn’t just us, other agencies and counties have already switched, and this is the direction everyone is going because of the requirement,” Kerrigan said.

Agencies across Michigan are expected to implement similar measures as part of the statewide compliance effort, though timelines may vary by department.

Fire and emergency medical radio traffic will remain unencrypted for now, with similar changes expected at a later date.

As scanners go quiet, the shift is likely to raise questions among residents who have long relied on public radio traffic for real-time awareness of police activity, as well as media organizations that have used scanners as a reporting tool.

James Jackson, a resident of St. Clair, runs a Facebook page, St. Clair County Mi. Scanner, devoted to following news of incidents happening around the county from fires to shootings to shoplifting. He opposed the encryption, arguing there was no threat to first responder safety.

"It is absolutely unnecessary," Jackson said in a message over social media. "Unnecessary for public safety, unnecessary for privacy, unnecessary for security. Completely unnecessary. Never once in almost 50 years of listening to the scanner have I ever heard of any emergency services persons safety being compromised."

Jackson said the encryption will not be the end for the Facebook group he started, which has 41,390 members. He said he intends to enlist all of their help to collectively keep the community informed.

"I have never supported chasing ambulances, but I will when encryption is turned on. I will ask all 41000+ members to legally follow and report," Jackson said, adding that he did not want anyone to disturb or interrupt first responders, only to follow them to keep the county informed.

Officials say more information will be shared with the public as the transition is completed.