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Beaches and boats are not the only neat things in Port Huron. There are a lot of old and new buildings that are very interesting. The tower at McMorran Arena is an atten- tion getter. It was built in 1965 and used as a lookout. It has 100 steep stairs, and had to be closed to the public because many people fell down them. The light house at the Coast Guard Station is another historical site. It was built very poorly in 1825. It collapsed in 1928 during a storm. It was rebuilt in 1929 and is still in use. Parades are very popular in Port Huron as they are in many cities. The Blue Water Festival Parade is Port Huron ' s biggest and favorite. People come early in the morning to save a place to sit for the parade that takes place later in the evening. You can find lawn chairs chained to light poles and mail boxes. The parade has a variety of entries such as celebrities, many bands, the Big Red Marching Machine, floats, antique cars, clowns and many more attractions. You can always find something to do in Port Huron, from hockey games to fishing or if those don ' t fit your taste you can cruise town on a Friday night. Port Huron has so much going for it. Maybe thats why so many people, SAY YES TO PORT HU- RON! Community
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SAY YES TO PORT HURON Warm sunny beaches, beau- tiful blue lakes, boats and boat races, scenic views, modern and historic buildings, parades and parties, all of this and more can be found in Port Hu- ron. Port Huron students are ex- tremely lucky to live in a town with so much going for it. There is always something to do in Port Huron. The town ' s activities not only attract resi- dents, but also tourists. The highlight of the summer festivities in Port Huron is the annual Mackinaw Race. Peo- ple gather from far and near to watch, party, and partici- pate in it. Two hundred and 1 1 ! seventy nine sailboats entered the race. The night be- fore the race the yearly town party takes place on Black River where most of the boats are docked and where you can find many of Port Huron High ' s stu- dents. School students spend most of their summer sunning themselves on the sandy beaches. As you lay on the beach you can hear sea gulls, radios and the distant sounds of ships going by. It is a great place to gather and have a good time. 22 Community
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