Week in Review: Accused Armed Robber Caught, Patriot Guard Honors Soldier, Biggby Coffee Moves Forward and More

Get caught up on the news from this past week.

• Chesterfield Township and Clinton Township police who struck three times last November in the communities.
• The of Ferndale whose body .
• when New Baltimore City Council rejected an ordinance that would have allowed residents to keep fowl. Critics of backyard chicken-keeping said it could lead to food-borne illnesses, rats, noise and decreased property values while proponents said urban farming has been successful elsewhere.
• and are gearing up for construction. They plan to open the business in October or November this year.
• Crime blotter items included a while driving in the community and a .
• A in , where admission fees are not scheduled to rise, according to the township.
• A total of 260 athletes flocked Saturday to New Baltimore for the . .
• Millions of DirecTV customers went without Viacom channels, such as Comedy Central and MTV, after the companies engaged in a contract dispute. on whether you will continue your satellite service in light of the fallout.
• New Baltimore announced plans for that call for homeowners to pay for the work scheduled for August or September.
• Patch's highlighted homes of various price points in the Chesterfield area.
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