Here's your recap of news from this past week:

• Anchor Bay Schools laid off several paraprofessionals, citing scheduling issues and kindergarten changes. 
• New Baltimore Police Chief Tim Wiley credits his staff and emergency responders for rescuing him following a severe allergic reaction to more than 30 bee stings.
• Chesterfield Township police are seeking information about teens who shot paintballs at multiple people in the community.
• The trial for a man suspected of robbing and stabbing a McDonald's customer is set to begin this fall.
• Readers weigh in on what they'd like to see in our latest Visions for Vacancies feature.
• Local law enforcement plans to step up patrols over the Labor Day weekend.
• A fire raged through a Clinton Township apartment building.
• A historic plane has been flying along Lake St. Clair.
• New Baltimore player Taiwan Jones got ready for the Spartans' new season.
• This weekend's Art on the Bay is sure to bring color and crafts to downtown New Baltimore.
• It's also time for the Michigan Peach Festival of Romeo.
• In this week's crime brief, someone siphoned gasoline from a vehicle in New Baltimore.
• Chesterfield Township continued to give job-hunting advice for Patch readers.
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