Week in Review: Accused Armed Robber Nabbed, Higher Taxes Proposed, New Developments in Town

Get caught up on the news from this past week. Among the headlines:

• Chesterfield Township police said early in the week last weekend. On Friday, Steven Champine, 55 and formerly of the township, was , police said.

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• at the Monday night Board of Trustees meeting in which community officials and residents expressed support for the departments.
• Several residents in the Winchester Village Subdivision along I-94 cited after the original buffer between the sub and expressway was removed.
• Construction began Monday on the that the community has dubbed the "Cedar Point of Chesterfield."
• Chesterfield Board of Trustees unanimously decided Wednesday to place a . Take on whether you are in favor of the tax proposals.
• Waterside Marketplace is slated to at 23 Mile and Gratiot. Five Below is expected to break ground in upcoming months.
• The in Lake Huron.
• New Baltimore fire officials at the corner of Green and Washington streets. Preliminary findings showed it was likely caused by discarded cigarettes. 
• New Baltimore police released a report that after they allegedly swiped cash from an ice cream truck driver who gave them a lift to the park.
• A pedestrian was not seriously injured after , reportedly moving at slow speeds, on 23 Mile.
• The in downtown Mount Clemens.
• in light of the shooting at a midnight viewing of the new Batman movie in Colorado that left 12 people dead and dozens injured.