Miss the latest headlines from Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore? Here's a recap of the news from this past week:

• Chesterfield and New Baltimore residents took to the polls Tuesday in the 2012 presidential election.
• A majority of voters rejected the proposed police tax hike, approved fire protection and equipment millages, re-elected Supervisor Michael Lovelock, Treasurer Linda Hartman and opted for a new clerk in Cindy Berry. A mix of incumbents and newcomers will comprise the Board of Trustees.
• Chesterfield Township Police Chief Bruce Smith spoke of departmental plans in light of the tax proposal failing.
• More Chesterfield and New Baltimore residents voted for Mitt Romney than for President Barack Obama.
• Most local voters sided with a county majority in turning down the Macomb Community College bond proposal.
• Reactions varied as Michigan voters shot down all six state ballot proposals.
• Macomb County incumbents are to return to office.
• Four Macomb County people, including a New Baltimore resident, were killed in an out-of-state accident.
• The suspect accused in the I-96 freeway shootings was charged with a slew of felonies.
• A 21-year-old township resident was arrested on suspicion of snatching a purse at Meijer. He is also accused of swiping GPS tracking devices from cars in the 24 Mile area.
• Veteran's Day events are taking place throughout Macomb County.
• The Mall at Partridge Creek kicks off the Christmas tree-lighting ceremony season, with Chesterfield and New Baltimore to follow next month.
• Construction equipment could be seen at the site of the future boat docks in New Baltimore.
• Patch is partnering with Gleaners Food Bank to fight hunger. 
• Patch and AOL sent donations to Hurricane Sandy victims. 
• This week's House Hunt featured single-family homes and condos that sold throughout Macomb County.
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