Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Everything you need to know about painting your house: stripping, powerwashing, fixing damaged wood and choosing paint colors. Sponsored by Home Depot.
It’s that time of year in Michigan again and you’re outside, enjoying your yard. Then you start nosing around—maybe you’re inspecting your plants, or reviewing the condition of your lawn or setting up your sprinklers—and before you know it, reality hits. You need to paint the house. A daunting task. An expensive task. A necessary task—because it's not just about how your house looks, it's about your home's value. Neglect is not an option. Take heart, however. Information and resources have never been more easily available to help you through this project. Know Your Options Your options are to either hire a contractor or paint it yourself. Hiring a contractor is an expensive option, but if it's in your budget and you do the necessary …
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Find what employers are hiring in and around town.
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Tuesday, February 12
Looking for work in Macomb County? Here's a sample of some local places that are hiring, according to indeed.com.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Weigh in on where you're going for your Christmas tree this season.
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Friday, November 30, 2012
From family tradition to creating childhood memories, selecting a Christmas tree involkes strong emotions among holiday revealers. In Chesterfield Township, shoppers may find an array of real and artifical trees. Mangiapane Trees, which relocated from the Kroger lot to Premier Lanes, previously told Patch selecting a tree is often a family outing that leads to increased oxygen and pleasant aromas in the house. Some Patch readers recently said on our Facebook page they have opted to travel for their Christmas trees to places such as Shea Tree Farm in Marine City and American Tree Farm in Almont. For those who don't like the cleanup and replacement of real trees, there are plenty of choices around the area for artificial trees. Among them …
Monday, July 30, 2012
See what job openings are in the area.
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Looking for work in the Chesterfield and New Baltimore? Here are some openings, according to indeed.com.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Cast your vote for the New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch Readers' Choice 2012.
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Monday, July 23, 2012
Chesterfield Township and New Baltimore have a lot to offer, from its family dining to delicious treats. But what's the best? Earlier this summer, we asked you to help us gather nominations for Patch Readers' Choice 2012. For three weeks in June and July you told us about your favorite places. Nominations are no longer accepted. Cast your vote by Aug. 17 to say who's best. Whichever business gets the most votes will be named the Readers' Choice winner in that category. You must log in to Patch to vote and you may vote once in each category. The winners will be announced Aug. 24. (Having trouble viewing the polls? If you're reading this on our mobile site, know that you have to view the desktop version to see them.) Happy voting!
Monday, June 25, 2012
See what openings are in the area.
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Looking for work in the Chesterfield and New Baltimore? Here are some openings, according to indeed.com.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
This arrest information is supplied by police and does not indicate convictions.
Attempted Toilet Theft Goes Down the Drain A 25-year-old New Baltimore man tried to escape Home Depot with a stolen toilet and toilet seat on a flat cart, Chesterfield Township police said. At approximately 7 a.m. June 24, the unidentified man, known by store officials for previous retail fraud incidents, entered the store in the 23 Mile and Gratiot area. He selected a Kohler toilet and toilet seat and placed them on a flat cart before pushing the cart to the front of the store near the exit, police said. When an employee asked him to show the receipt, he left the cart and walked over to the complimentary coffee to pour himself a cup. He then bought light bulbs, returning to the cart to place the paid items on top of the toilet. He pushed …
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Information on a slew of recent crimes was supplied by Chesterfield Township police. It doe not indicate conviction.
From the register to the apron A Home Depot employee confessed to stealing a total of $1,800 from the store register by placing cash in her apron pocket from May 12 to May 31, according to a late June police report. A store asset protection specialist reported that video surveillance was set up on the checkout area after cash shortages were discovered. The video captured the employee stashing the money from the register, police said. She later admitted to the theft, police said. Man begging for cab money gets free police ride A man begging for cash at the Speedway gas station so he could catch a cab ride wound up with a free ride from police, according to a police report. Late June 13, police responded to reports that a man was asking …
Monday, June 20, 2011
Construction is set to begin today on 26 Mile Road between Van Dyke Avenue and M-53.
If you thought it was congested on 26 Mile Road between Van Dyke Avenue and M-53 where major shopping centers have sprouted up in the past ten years, it’s only about to get worse. A $3.15-million construction project to widen 26 Mile from Van Dyke to M-53 from a four-lane boulevard to a six-lane boulevard is set to begin June 20. The roadway affected is where Target, Home Depot and Meijer lie within a half mile of each other. Signage warning of major construction has been posted, but workers will get down and dirty on Monday. The project is expected to wrap up on Nov. 1, 2011. Project Engineer Brian Santo with the Macomb County Department of Roads said the first phase of the project will be on the south side of 26 Mile Road, which would …
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Linda Granada
11:03 am on Monday, July 30, 2012
I also saw Help Wanted signs at Cooper Tire on Gratiot just n of 24 Mile, on 26 Mile Road at the new Senior Living center in between New Haven Road and I-94 and also at the Golf Course on 26 Mile rd next to 1-94. more ›