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

• Chesterfield police announced they arrested a 62-year-old man in connection to a robbery in the Kohl's parking lot.
• Medical marijuana supporters flocked to Chesterfield Township for the third-annual ExtravaGanja.
• A necessary permit from the Department of Environmental Quality was obtained by the township to complete construction of the 16-fountain splash park scheduled to open to the public next year.
• Two township firefighters, with a combined 70 years of experience, were honored by the Board of Trustees as they retired.
• The board also appointed Department of Public Works employee Don Coddington to supervisor following the planned retirement of longtime department head Joe Gayeski.
• North Gratiot Cruise organizers donated thousands of dollars to the township and Macomb County Sheriff's Office K-9 unit.
• Make A Difference Day was scheduled for Oct. 6 in downtown New Baltimore.
• October kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 
• The presidential candidates held their first debate. Patch readers weigh in on the debate here. Make sure you're registered to vote.
• County Chairwoman Kathy Vosburg of Chesterfield blogged about health outreach services.
• Check out our Scare Guide to area haunted houses and zombie invasion schedule for Metro Detroit.
• Meijer is hiring thousands of seasonal employees. See who else is hiring in the area.
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