Port Huron City Clerk Cyndee Jonseck thought she was going to be a nurse. But, early in her marriage, as a stay-at-home mom with three young children, life took a left turn and she found herself appointed as the Greenwood Township Clerk. “The job was part-time and flexible for my kids, so I got appointed … More CYNDEE JONSECK: Counting Every Vote
As this issue hits the newsstands, voting for the 2022 mid-term election cycle will have already begun in Michigan with the distribution of absentee ballots. Mid-term election cycles are often seen as “less important” than their counterpart, the “national” election of U.S. president, two years later. This year could not be more different. There is … More Don’t Squander Your Vote
By Patti SamarEditor/Publisher Last week, our community lost an icon, and Blue Water Woman magazine lost a cherished award recipient. Marguerite Stanley of Port Huron died August 15 at the age of 98. This past May, Marguerite received, along with her granddaughter, Haran Stanley, the Blue Water Woman Historian of the Year Award. And Marguerite … More Lessons Learned from Mother Stanley
Today, my best friend and I celebrate 10 years of marriage. Looking at my Facebook “memories” today, I see our posts dedicated to one another over the past decade. They are cheerful and heart-felt statements full of love and joy over the formal union we created, in front of 100 of our closest friends and … More Love is Patient…Love is Kind
By Patti Samar When Denise Brooks was a little girl, she enrolled in the St. Clair County Library summer reading program, intent on reading enough books throughout the summer to earn a ribbon. That early motivation to read helped develop Brooks’ love of reading that extends to this day.“Reading is such a cornerstone of everything … More Creating Opportunities
It’s July 4. It’s known, across the semi-United States of America, as “Independence Day.” But who, really, is free? We celebrate this date because back in 1776, “the delegates of the 13 colonies officially adopted the Declaration of Independence and ended British rule,” per a quick Google search. For the following 246 years, our nation … More The Freedom to be Free
Marcia Haynes has completed the “dash” of her life, and the Port Huron Area has lost one of its greatest champions. … More MARCIA HAYNES: Thank You for Being a Friend
The Library of Michigan requested all back issues of Blue Water Woman magazine so they can be cataloged in the Michigan Periodicals reference section of the library. … More Blue Water Woman Magazine Immortalized at Library of Michigan
Happy 30th anniversary to me. Thirty years ago today, I moved to Port Huron. Oh, what a ride! I’ve officially lived in Port Huron longer than I’ve lived in any other city in my life, so, of course, Port Huron has definitely become my “adopted” hometown. When I moved here in 1992, I was just … More Happy 30th Anniversary to Me
Registered Nurse Danielle Nowiski of Lake Huron Medical Center is tired. She is tired of working countless hours watching previously healthy people die from a virus that would not have killed them, had they only gotten a vaccination. … More DANIELLE NOWISKI: Medical Crisis