Chesterfield Recount Outcome, Black Friday Theft, McDonald's Stabbing Suspect Forces Trial and More
Catch up on your latest headlines in Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore in this news recap.
Three women seen in this surveillance image are suspected of going on a Black Friday shopping spree in Macomb County with credit cards stolen from a New Baltimore store, police said Tuesday.
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New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch recaps the headlines from around town this past week.
- An election recount for Chesterfield Township clerk maintained Cindy Berry won the Nov. 6 race against incumbent Jan Uglis.
- New Baltimore police said they're looking for three women accused of Black Friday theft and fraud.
- A Westland man was charged in arrest warrants for a Chesterfield Township gas station robbery.
- The alleged McDonald's stabber rejected a plea deal, opting for trial in the violent Chesterfield Township crime.
- Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel gave his state of the county address.
- Local police helped brighten area kids' Christmas during the Shop with a Cop program at the Wal-mart in Chesterfield.
- A two-vehicle crash on Jefferson sent one person to the hospital and scattered a large amount of debris.
- Santa came to New Baltimore and Chesterfield Township during the annual Christmas tree-lighting events. (The annual Jingle Bell Run is scheduled for Sunday.)
- Lady Antebellum to be an Opening Act for Freedom Hill Amphitheatre
- Lavish homes are on the market in Macomb County.
- Find out who's hiring in our regular job feature.
- Send letters to Santa for a response.
- Share your Elf on the Shelf hiding spots.
- Enter Patch's Deck the House contest to win money for your local school district.
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