Christy has been a journalist for the past 11 years. She graduated from Wayne State University in Detroit with a BA in journalism. During that time, she worked as a freelance writer for several local publications and completed internships in and out of state. Afterward, she worked as a news reporter for the Detroit Free Press for six years, where she covered communities, crime, growth and development and much more. While reporting high-profile criminal cases, Christy had stories appear in publications across the country, including USA Today. Her work has also been published in The Huffington Post and AOL news homepage.
The community college, with campuses in Clinton Township and Warren, is raising tuition due to a decrease in property tax revenues, among other reasons.
Hey New Baltimore and Chesterfield: We're looking for people to blog for us. If you have something to share—ideas, opinions, expertise, witticisms—let us know.
City Planning and Economic Director Judy Sproat offers a New England-based company the chance to place their logo on the old water tower.
The township general fund is in the black thanks to savings on municipal insurance coverage, energy reductions and wage freezes.
The retailer is expected to build a second store in the township.
New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch holds its weekly parenting discussion.
A parcel eyed for the big-box chain on 23 Mile Road store sits idle.
Retired police Lt. Dave Marker served the township for 33 years.
You can now take Patch with you on your iPhone through the Patch app.
Once City Council meetings move to the new cop shop, the unused room may become offices.
Bobbie Remias' dream saves trees and creates efficiency at Macomb Community College.
Get ready for warmer days with cold treats.
See a sampling of houses on the market in Chesterfield and New Baltimore.
County officials aim to lure businesses, visitors and residents with increased trail options that also promote healthy living and less vehicle emissions.
Parenthood may be a difficult job, but it can also be the most fun.
The 36-year-old Macomb Township woman who died early Saturday morning in Chesterfield Township was identified by police Monday.
A 36-year-old Macomb Township woman was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident early Saturday morning in Chesterfield.
In honor of Earth Day this month, New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch will highlight people around town who try to go green.
This spaniel, black Labrador retriever mix is looking for a loving home.
Under a recently settled contract, the department will see a slight pay cut.