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Museum Hosts Unique History Talk

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Museum Hosts Unique History Talk

On Friday, July 18th, Port Sanilac’s Sanilac County Museum will host a special virtual talk called “The Last Meal on the Titanic.” Culinary historian Samuel Wai will share stories about the Titanic’s famous first-class dining, including its menu, wine pairings, and the social customs of the era. This one-hour presentation, part of the “Fridays at 5” lecture series, will take place at the Sanilac…Read Article

Concert Brings Global Sound

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Concert Brings Global Sound

Port Sanilac welcomes world-class guitarist Mert Sela for a candlelight concert Friday, July 11th, from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum. Sela, a St. Clair resident, blends Turkish classical and flamenco styles in a powerful, emotional performance. For just $10, guests can enjoy this magical evening surrounded by historic buildings lit by candlelight.Read Article

Port Sanilac Lighthouse Tours Return for Summer 2025

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Port Sanilac, Sebewaing marinas awarded grant money for engineering studies

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced Tuesday the awarding of $3.8 million in Waterways Grant Program funding to 12 communities throughout the state to boost recreational boating. Port Sanilac in Sanilac County and Sebewaing in Huron County were among the 12 communities awarded grants for projects that include marina renovation, dock replacements, seawall improvements, fuel tank replacement and engineering studies. The funding i…Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

Kayaker rescued 3 miles offshore from Port Sanilac

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Authorities rescued a kayaker who became stranded in Lake Huron about 3 miles offshore from Sanilac County.Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

Sanilac County Kayaker rescued Thursday offshore near Forester

A local kayaker needed help after being unable to return to shore on Thursday. Sanilac County Central Dispatch received a call around 1:20 p.m. on Thursday, May 29, from a 51-year-old man reporting that he was unable to return to shore. He had been kayaking out of Port Sanilac Harbor and was now approximately three miles offshore, in the area of Forester Road. Deputies responded from Port Sanilac Harbor in the patrol boat, locating the man appro…Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

Museum Hosts Rock ‘n’ Roll History Lecture

The Sanilac County Museum in Port Sanilac is hosting Jason Hundey’s “Rock n’ Roll History, Part 2” on Saturday, June 7th at 3 PM. This event is part of the ’25 History Lecture Series sponsored by Ron and Ann Erickson. Hundey will explore rock music’s evolution from 1967 to 1994, highlighting key moments like the Summer of Love and the rise of Grunge. Attendees will learn how artists like Kurt…Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

MDOT to begin work in Port Sanilac Monday, May 5

Road work beginning next month in Port Sanilac will result in single lane closures on both M-25 and M-46 throughout much of the month of May. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) says the $375,000 project will begin on Monday, May 5th and is expected to be wrapped up by Thursday, May 22nd. Work will include micro-surfacing, crack filling and pavement markings on M-46 from Whitney Drive to west of M-25, and on M-25 from south of Mulbe…Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

Resident Pushes for Safety Measures

With warmer weather approaching, many will flock to Lake Huron. However, the lake’s rip currents and high waves can be dangerous, even for experienced swimmers. Sanilac County’s Don King witnessed this firsthand during a last year’s rescue at Port Sanilac’s break wall, where multiple people struggled in the strong currents. King has since pushed for legislation to require life jackets on piers.Port Sanilac · Port Sanilac Read Article

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