Marine City Unveils Interactive Freighter Sculpture Along St. Clair River

Marine City will unveil a new freighter-shaped sculpture at Broadway Park on Nov. 12. Visitors can attach commemorative locks to the steel structure celebrating the city’s Great Lakes shipping heritage. The project was funded through local donations, grants and sponsorships.
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1. Marine City Area Chamber of Commerce — Official project page. Confirms design specifications, sponsorships and construction partners.
Marine City Chamber of Commerce
2. Port Huron Times Herald — Nov. 9 unveiling announcement. Confirms the Nov. 12 schedule, recognition ceremony and reception location.
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3. Marine City sculpture installation and City Commission approval. Documents the Oct. 15 agreement, preliminary costs and maintenance responsibilities.
Bluewater Healthy Living
Editorial verification: The $4,800-$6,600 project figure is an early estimate, not a confirmed final cost. The Nov. 12 ceremony is a formal unveiling rather than the sculpture’s first physical installation.

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After 84 Years, WWII Soldier Louis F. Berendt Returns Home to Cass City for Burial With Military Honors

Army Sgt. Louis F. Berendt survived the Bataan Death March but died in a Japanese POW camp in 1942. After decades as an unidentified casualty, his remains were identified and returned to Cass City for burial with military honors Nov. 6.

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History of Marysville, Michigan – The Surprise Dream City on The St. Clair

In 1919, former Ford engineer C. Harold Wills began turning Marysville into a planned industrial city. His luxury automobile company soon failed, but the town carried on. Historic postcards trace its earlier lumber trade, Stag Island resorts, electric rail service and later boat factories.

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Saginaw’s New Nonprofit Grocery Store Sets Nov. 18 Grand Opening, Offering Food for as Little as $15 a Month

A nonprofit grocery store in Saginaw will celebrate its grand opening Nov. 18. The Saginaw Community Food Club & Kitchen offers income-based memberships, nutritious groceries and cooking education at its new Meredith Street location.

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Caseville Holly Berry Fair Returns Nov. 7 With 140 Vendors and Holiday Shopping

Caseville’s Holly Berry Fair returns Nov. 7 with approximately 140 vendors offering handmade gifts, Christmas decorations and seasonal treats. The free event takes place at Caseville Public Schools and the Family Arena, with food, raffles, Santa photos and fundraising activities benefiting local students throughout the day.

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Bay City Lands 2027 International Youth Bass Fishing Championship on Saginaw Bay

Bay City will host the 2027 USA Youth Bass Fishing International Championship on Saginaw Bay from June 28 through July 2. Young anglers representing five countries will compete as Team USA defends its 2025 gold medal. Organizers will announce additional tournament details later this year.

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