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

• A 19-year-old man was robbed at gunpoint while walking from the bus to his job at Bed, Bath and Beyond in Chesterfield Township. Police arrested an 18-year-old Mount Clemens man who was charged with multiple felonies, including armed robbery.
• Anchor Bay athletes and families raised cancer awareness and money during a pink game at Middle School North.
• The high winds from the remnants of Hurricane Sandy left many without power, including three Anchor Bay Schools.
• In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, the American Red Cross urges people to donate blood.
• In major medical news, Beaumont and Henry Ford health systems announced a $6.4-billion partnership.
• A Chesterfield Township man was arrested on charges he had burglarized his neighbors' homes.
• Patch extended its Halloween contest until Monday, so there's still time to enter.
• Thousands of absentee ballots were returned by the end of the week in Chesterfield and New Baltimore, with more expected to flow in by Tuesday night.
• As elections are upon us, catch up on the state proposals on the ballot and the candidates and issues in Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore. 
• Chesterfield Township Library offered the latest advice for job-seekers.
• Who's Hiring highlighted several area job openings.
• The latest House Hunt feature profiles residential properties that recently sold near you.
• Holiday shopping? See five gifts grandparents will love.
• See photos from the first-ever zombie walk in New Baltimore
• You can purchase and donate food to the Gleaners Community Food Bank during Patch's virtual food drive. Our goal is to collect $10,000 through Nov. 17.
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