This weekend, residents and visitors are taking to the water in boats, kayaks, floaties, makeshift picnic tables and anything else that can stay above water and carry them down the St. Clair River from Port Huron’s Lighthouse Beach to the Chrysler Beach in Marysville, Michigan. Read the full story by the Port Huron Times Herald.
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