Trio of Suspected Thieves Nabbed, Alleged Drunken Crash, New Baltimore Council Controversy and More
New Baltimore-Chesterfield Township Patch recaps the news of the week.
Joseph Norman Chambers of Richmond was arraigned at 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore via video from the Macomb County Jail on Thursday on charges of receiving and concealing a stolen vehicle; receiving and concealing stolen property over $1,000; and possession of a stolen credit card. Chambers was given a bond of $100,000.
Courtesy of Chesterfield Township police
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- Three men were charged with felonies after they were arrested with a stolen pickup and goods in Chesterfield Township.
- A 19-year-old Shelby Township man was arrested after crashing into a family of four on 23 Mile while he drove under the influence, police said.
- A New Baltimore councilman announced plans to resign Monday night following a controversial motion that was ultimately approved by a council majority.
- A Clinton Township woman, who grew up in New Baltimore, died in a four-vehicle crash.
- The impact of sequester cuts remains unclear for Macomb County.
- Take a look inside a mega lake house in New Baltimore.
- A Macomb County Circuit judge was appointed to the state supreme court.
- Anchor Bay Schools sets kindergarten roundup dates.
- Comcast opened an Xfinity store on Hall Road.
- A future restaurant/bar received its liquor license approval for downtown New Baltimore.
- New Baltimore declared a snow emergency.
- Incumbents and challengers are prepping for election season.
- MJR theaters will show "Wreck it Ralph" during its free springtime children's festival.
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