Week in Review: Chesterfield Man Faces Child Porn Charges

Here are some of the headlines you may have missed this week in New Baltimore and Chesterfield Township.

• : Gregory Francis Austin, a former teacher in the Fraser School District, allegedly had photos of minors on his cell phone.
• : All candidates wanting their chance to secure a spot as an elected official of Chesterfield Township have filed for the upcoming Aug. 8 primary election.
• : Monthly figures for Macomb County show residential real estate market still rebounds. "We have definitely turned a corner," a Chesterfield Township real estate agent says.
• : Changes to buildings on the streets of New Baltimore are on the horizon.
• : The city welcomes four new officers to the New Baltimore Police Department.
• : But some Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore business owners say they are looking to hire this summer.
• : .S. Rep. Candice Miller says Michigan citizens are "getting fleeced" by the National Flood Insurance Program. She is proposing the program not be reauthorized, but replaced and privatized.
• : More than 75 citizens and law enforcement officers were recipients of Macomb County Sheriff's Recognition Awards this week.
• : The money will be used to preserve and update Macomb Community College's facilities and technology, much of which is more than 40 years old.