Event posted by The Huron Hub | Jan. 17, 2023

Event posted by The Huron Hub | Jan. 17, 2023
Posted by The Huron Hub | Dec. 2, 2022
The Canadian Pacific holiday train trekked through the southeast Michigan area for the first time in three years.
New Boston resident and photographer Brett Marchel captured this photo of the train as it passed near the French Landing dam in Belleville on Thursday night.
Posted by The Huron Hub | Nov. 23, 2022
Event posted by The Huron Hub | Nov. 22, 2022
By Scott Bolthouse | The Huron Hub
ScottBolthouse@HuronHub.com
Posted Sept. 28, 2022
A ribbon cutting ceremony is set for Thursday at 2 p.m. to mark the completion of phase two of the Huron River Drive Road Improvement Project in New Boston.
“While the street will remain closed through the weekend to accommodate the annual Huron Township Applefest, it will re-open on schedule to the general public on Monday, Oct. 3,” said David Glaab, Huron Township supervisor.
The improvements to this stretch of Huron River Drive from the intersection at Waltz and Hannan Roads east through downtown New Boston to Kass Street include a total rebuild of Huron River Drive and its sidewalks, as well as the installation of new street lights.
Also included in the project was the removal of the utility poles and wires that clogged the downtown skyline.
The utilities were relocated underground.
“We continue to work toward enhancing walkability and pedestrian safety throughout downtown New Boston while facilitating connectivity with the Metro Parks. Additionally, a much more inviting environment has been created to strengthen existing business and to attract future economic development,” Glaab said.
Phase one of the project was completed last fall and consisted of similar improvements to Huron River Drive from the same intersection north to Huron Dental.
Posted by The Huron Hub | Aug. 15, 2022
Summer is winding down, but there’s still a chance to enjoy events and programs like Movies in the Parks. Grab your family and friends for a movie night under the stars. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and find a spot on the grass to view the show at Kensington and Willow Metroparks. At Stony Creek Metropark enjoy a drive-in style movie. Be sure to pack your snacks and drinks or picnic dinner.
Cost: Free! A Metroparks daily or annual pass is required to enter the park.
Time: Parking opens at 6 p.m. Movie starts at dusk.
UPCOMING DATES AND LOCATIONS:
Friday, August 19 – Spiderman No Way Home at Kensington Metropark
Saturday, August 20 – Encanto at Stony Creek Metropark
Saturday, August 27 – Space Jam, A New Legacy at Willow Metropark
Saturday, September 3 – Jungle Cruise at Stony Creek Metropark
Saturday, September 17 – Spiderman No Way Home at Stony Creek Metropark
In the event of inclement weather, the event will be cancelled. Cancellations will be posted on social media and the website. Movies will not be rescheduled.
Information available at https://www.metroparks.com/movies-in-the-parks/
Event posted July 27, 2022
Posted by The Huron Hub | May 4, 2022
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Posted by The Huron Hub | April 27, 2022
Huron Little League’s opening day parade is scheduled for Saturday, April 30.
The league says they need participants, including cool cars, bike clubs, and anything that will make the parade special for the kids.
Hay wagons, tractors and clowns are all welcome. Please reach out to Huron Little League Facebook group if you are interested.
At 9:15 a.m. staging will begin at Huron Soccer Fields on Huron River Drive.
At 10 a.m. the parade will travel south down Huron River Drive to Renton Junior High.
Families in the community are encouraged to line up on the route and watch the parade.
Posted by The Huron Hub | April 18, 2022
The 34th District Court is inviting the public to a new event called “Community Day at the Court” on Friday, May 6, 2022 from noon to 5 p.m.
Community Day is open to the public, though is targeted at residents of the five communities serviced by the 34th District Court: Belleville, Huron Township, Romulus, Sumpter Township and Van Buren Township.
Chief Judge Brian A. Oakley says, “We are thrilled to showcase our new facility and be able to host a day of fun for the community.”
The newly completed 34th District Court Building (located at 11129 Wayne Road, in the City of Romulus Municipal Complex) opened to the public last year. It is a state of the art facility, comprised of two stories, four court rooms, and 50,000 square feet.
In addition to tours of the facility, attendees at Community Day can enjoy a car show, food trucks, public safety demonstrations, pet adoptions and more. Several community agencies are partnering on the event including the Michigan Youth Challenge Academy, Growth Works, Romulus Christian Ministerial Alliance, Sentech Services and Hegira Health, Inc.