The annual American Cancer Society events will take place in May and June.
New Baltimore and Chesterfield Township residents will take steps to fight cancer during Relay for Life events this year. Get involved in the cause Fund-raising for the American Cancer Society has already begun for the events that attract survivors, their loved ones, volunteers and community leaders. See more Relay for life coverage Why do you relay? Tell us in the comments' section below why you will join the relay and how the disease has touched your life.
New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch recaps the news from last week.
Miss the latest headlines from Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore? Here's a recap of the news from this past week:
The New Baltimore-area youth football league donated money to two families that have been affected by cancer.
When young football players charged the field this month in New Baltimore, they scored big for cancer awareness. Players, cheerleaders and families in the Anchor Bay Buccaneers Youth Football League raised money during a pink game Oct. 7 against the Mt. Clemens Barracudas at Anchor Bay Middle School North. A bake sale, raffles and other donations led to a total of $2,275 that will be split between two families affected by cancer. In addition, the Bob McGuire Memorial Foundation will pay some utility expenses for the families. Check presentations from the league will be Nov. 5 at Zuccaro's Banquets and Catering in Chesterfield Township, said township resident Audra Ford, Buccaneers secretary and fund-raising coordinator. There are …
This weekend, residents of Chesterfield Township and beyond will take to the track of L'Anse Creuse Middle School East, raising funds to assist in finding a cure for cancer, during the Relay for Life of Chesterfield.
