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Rubber Duckies to Take to the Water for Autism
The Shorewood Kiwanis will hold the first Rubber Duck Race for Autism Saturday, May 18, at the Chapaton Retention Basin at 9 Mile and Jefferson in St. Clair Shores.

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The Shorewood Kiwanis will hold the first Rubber Duck Race for Autism Saturday, May 18, at the Chapaton Retention Basin at 9 Mile and Jefferson in St. Clair Shores.

Update: The accident on southbound M-53 has been cleared. WWJ-TV is reporting southbound M-53 is closed at 26 Mile due to an accident.
Two of the men also face charges in connection with the robbery of St. Therese Lisieux Roman Catholic Church were in court Tuesday.
The Shelby Township Board of Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Shelby Township Municipal Building and will consider items including a planned unit development at 23 Mile and M-53 Freeway.
Looking for something to do in the Shores this week? Here are some suggestions.
Tuesday is Teacher Appreciation Day. Who is a teacher past or present in St. Clair Shores who has made a difference in your life, or your child's life?
All four Utica Community Schools high schools were named among the country's top high schools by Newsweek Magazine.
Utica resident Carla West was part of the largest graduating class in the history of University of Michign-Flint, according to a report by MLive.com
The Utica Riverwalk Festival will be held June 12-16 in downtown Utica and will feature a carnival, multiple music stages, fireworks and the rubber piggy race.
The St. Clair Shores Firefighters Union, IAFF Local 1744, will hold their annual charity bowling tournament on May 18 at Shore Lanes.
St. Clair Shores City Council will meet Monday and consider items including a request for the annual cleanup and a request to purchase Tough Books for the fire department.
The Lac Saint Clair Little League opened play Saturday at Kyte Monroe Park.
What is Cinco de Mayo if not permission to hold a party?
What is Cinco de Mayo if not permission to hold a party?
Representatives of the Korean Consulate visited Shelby Township Friday and made a presentation of flowers to Shelby Township resident who died during the Korean War.
As the Jefferson Yacht Club prepares for its 56th year, club officials are planning a number of events on land and sea.
The newest restaurant on the Nautical Mile opened May 1 in the former Beach Grill restaurant.
Jennifer Morgan, Director/Administrator of the Martha T. Berry Medical Care Facility received the 2013 ATHENA Award Friday at the Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township.
After the Area Agency on Aging 1-B discontinued Friday meals due to sequestration cuts at the Shelby Township Senior Center, Clerk Stanley Grot stepped forward to sponsor the lunches.
St. Clair Shores Patch readers shared stories about seeing deer in the city Thursday morning on the Patch Facebook page.