New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch recaps the headlines from around town this past week.

• A Macomb County man was charged for his alleged role in the murders of four women.
• Chesterfield Township police announced their search for a man who held up a gas station on 21 Mile near Interstate 94.
• The Anchor Bay Schools Aquatic Center made a splash with expanded fitness opportunities, a child-watch program and more. 
• New Baltimore's budget surplus could lead to smoother streets.
• Anchor Bay Community Giving Trees are set up around the community for people to give to local families this Christmas season. 
• Chesterfield Township's board members held a budget session.
• Sisters at Great Oaks Elementary chopped their hair for Wigs 4 Kids. 
• A Christmas display was damaged, paintballs were fired and more in this week's crime blotter.
• Comcast is looking to fill about 100 positions in Metro Detroit.
• Find out who else is hiring around the county.
• Lavish homes are on the market in this week's House Hunt.
• Patch takes you flying high in a video tour of fighter jet air-refueling mission at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
• Read the Michigan Education Reform proposal guide. 
• Find the perfect Christmas tree in Chesterfield and nearby.
• The Air Force Junior ROTC led the Anchor Bay Schools board of education in the Pledge of Allegiance.
• Stuff a bus with L'Anse Creuse Public Schools this month.
• Patch readers raise thousands to help fight hunger in Metro Detroit.
• Crusader athletes are recruited for college sports. 
• Participate in Patch's Deck the House Contest for your shot at $100,000 for your local school district and winning hundreds to cover your utility bills.
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