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What it’s like to live in Saint Clair Shores

Lakefront recreation defines Saint Clair Shores, where this middle-class suburb along Lake St. Clair creates a distinctive maritime culture just outside Detroit. Residents enjoy the Nautical Mile district of waterfront restaurants and marinas, with many homes featuring canal access for personal watercraft. Though winter brings significant lake-effect snow requiring serious cold-weather adaptation, the summer boating season creates a vacation atmosphere with weekend water activities and outdoor dining. The community's practical housing options and established municipal services attract both longtime residents valuing stability and newcomers seeking affordable water access uncommon in metropolitan areas.
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City Guide for St. Clair Shores, MI

When you think of Detroits music scene, you probably think of the Motown greats like Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and the Supremes, and The Temptations. But did you know that St. Clair Shores claimed its own status as an extension of the Detroit scene, too? St. Clair Shores definitely had its heyday in the 1960s, but the remnants of its resort town beginnings are still all around.

St. Clair Shores is 19 miles away from downtown Detroit, but it lacks the gritty urban reality of the city. Once upon a time, this town on Lake St. Clair was part of Erin Township, which today includes not only St. Clair Shores, but also Roseville, Eastpointe and the Grosse Pointes. In the 1950s and 60s, St. Clair Shores used to be a hopping beach town, with people cruising in their cars and buying records at stores like Car City Records. There was even an amusement park called Jefferson Beach that existed until it burned down in 1955 and was converted to a marina. View St. Clair Shores City Guide

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