Anchor Bay High News

OUR TOWN: Congratulations 2019 Anchor Bay High School graduates  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

ANCHOR BAY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Anchor Bay High School presented diplomas to approximately 470 seniors on June 2. Excited to venture into the ...

World traveler to speak at Anchor Bay High School  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The retired social studies teacher that Anchor Bay High School students will learn from this month has knowledge beyond the textbook basics, having traveled to ...

Red carpet rolls out for Anchor Bay High School Oscars  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The “paparazzi” is preparing to invade the red carpet that will roll out at Anchor Bay High School on Feb. 21 for the school's seventh annual Oscars show.

Anchor Bay High School musicians earn all-state recognition  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Instrumental music students from Anchor Bay High School brought home dozens of medals from this year's Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association ...

Resignations, lawsuits in Anchor Bay Schools spurred by wooden penis 'gift'  The Macomb Daily

A male high school principal gifting a wooden penis to a departing female employee in Anchor Bay School District led to he and his wife resigning and filing ...

Investigators tight-lipped as Anchor Bay prepares to reopen schools  The Macomb Daily

Nearly 35 hours after Anchor Bay Schools were closed due to an unidentified threat, police and school officials have not revealed any information regarding ...

State police cite law, refuse to reveal info about Anchor Bay threat  The Macomb Daily

The Michigan State Police revealed Friday morning that no more information will be released to the public regarding the school threat that closed all Anchor Bay ...

Anchor Bay High School ROTC to host annual penny auction  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Anchor Bay High School's Leadership Academy/Air Force Junior ROTC is gearing up to host its 19th annual penny auction.

Musical tale 'Once On This Island' coming to Anchor Bay stage  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A tropical island-infused fairy tale will come to life at Anchor Bay High School this month when students present “Once On This Island.”

Apparent threat causes closure of all Anchor Bay schools Tuesday  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

All schools in the Anchor Bay School District are closed as a result of an apparent threat.

Anchor Bay Schools ushers in Chinese New Year  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

By Feb. 7, the year 2019 will be well underway, but the Year of the Pig will just be getting started, as will Chinese New Year celebrations in the Anchor Bay ...

Volunteers drive 'For Anchor Bay' project | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Spring cleaning will take on a new meaning in April as the For Anchor Bay project seeks volunteers to participate in community *service* of all kinds.

Anchor Bay names teachers of the year | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Three Anchor Bay educators are being recognized for their work in the classroom to help students succeed.

State police cite law, refuse to reveal info about Anchor Bay school threat  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Michigan State Police revealed Dec. 7 that no more information will be released to the public regarding the school threat that closed all Anchor Bay schools on ...

UPDATE: Threat against Anchor Bay High School deemed not credible  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A 15-year-old Anchor Bay High School student could face charges related to a non-credible threat made against the Fair Haven school on Friday.

Anchor Bay High Student May Face Charges Over Threat  Patch.com

Anchor Bay Student May Be Charged Over Threat - New Baltimore-Chesterfield, MI - Police say a 15-year-old Anchor Bay High School student made a ...

OUR TOWN: Anchor Bay Country Fest Fun July 12, 13  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

ANCHOR BAY COUNTRY FEST: Two days of country music will fill Walter and Mary Burke Park July 12 and 13. Our Town is invited. Presented by the New ...

Anchor Bay High School to welcome new principal next fall  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Anchor Bay High School will welcome a new principal next fall as Joe McDonald prepares to leave the post with plans to continue serving as a district ...

OUR TOWN: New Baltimore Historical Society meeting features New Baltimore Interfaith Choir  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

NBHS MEETING: The Feb. 21 New Baltimore Historical Society meeting is offering something different this month. It involves the history and music of the New ...

Runners race through New Baltimore on St. Pat's Day at Strev Strut  The Macomb Daily

The streets of downtown New Baltimore were filled with shamrocks, festive hats and the color green on March 17 as the St. Patty's Day Strev Strut marked its ...

St. Patty's Day Strev Strut honors late Anchor Bay coach  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Anchor Bay Middle School North cross country and track coach Missy Streveler died Sept. 13, 2018, following a battle with cancer. Her legacy of fitness and fun ...

Anchor Bay HOSA Club wins Gift of Life Challenge  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

With more than 3000 sick Michigan residents waiting for organ transplants, the Anchor Bay High School HOSA Club is stepping up to help offer them a new shot ...

Anchor Bay area communities continue to fight flooding  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

With high lake levels expected to persist for at least the next six months, local communities are continuing to prepare for potential flooding.

OUR TOWN: Congratulations 2018 Anchor Bay High School graduates  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

ABHS graduates: Anchor Bay High School will present diplomas to over 445 seniors on June 3. Excited to venture into the world, their class color is pink and the ...

OUR TOWN: Welcome, Bay-Rama friends | Opinion  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

BAY-RAMA: It's the 55th year of the Fishfly Festival and the theme says it all: "55 Smiles Per Hour of Fun." Our Town is happy to greet and wish you.

World Team wrestler headlines upcoming Anchor Bay camp  The Macomb Daily

The Ultimate Warrior. Hulk Hogan. The Undertaker.

Anchor Bay area pushes forward in 2018 | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

As the Anchor Bay area continues to grow, local communities are pushing forward and navigating a changing landscape. The past year has brought both highs ...

OUR TOWN: Nominate a Citizen of the Year candidate  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR: Write a letter extolling the characteristics of someone deserving of the honor of being the outstanding Citizen of the Year in 2018-2019.

Anchor Bay High School to celebrate Chinese New Year  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Chinese New Year will be celebrated at Anchor Bay High School this month.

Anchor Bay middle school students earn $50K for arts camp  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

While other students are singing around a campfire at summer camp, 52 Anchor Bay middle school choir students will rehearse tone production, breath ...

New fishing challenge aims to reel in Anchor Bay area students  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Anchor Bay Fishing Club is aiming to reel more local students in to the joy of fishing this spring with the Bay Area Youth Shore Fishing Challenge.

OUR TOWN: Bill Ward and Town Pump honored May 21  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

BILL WARD AND TOWN PUMP: Mr. Ward is the 2019 Citizen of the Year and the Town Pump is the Business of the Year. The Our Town column is pleased to ...

Rising waters a continuing concern in Lake St. Clair communities  The Macomb Daily

With high lake levels expected to persist for at least the next six months, local communities are continuing to prepare for potential flooding.

Holiday bazaar to benefit Anchor Bay High School seniors  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Anchor Bay High School will host its second annual holiday bazaar vendor and craft show in December to help raise funds for the school's senior all-night party.

Anchor Bay falls to Romeo | Sports  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Tars still had a reason to celebrate last weekend despite losing their home conference game against Romeo.

Anchor Bay Community Giving Tree supports local families  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Anchor Bay Community Giving Tree organization is continuing its efforts to help brighten the holidays for local families in need.

Anchor Bay equestrian team competes in first regional  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Anchor Bay High School equestrian team competed in its first state regional competition this fall.

OUR TOWN: Special VFW Post 7573 Fourth of July celebration  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

VFW POST 7573 FOURTH OF JULY: At exactly noon, the color guard will march to the front of the building, raise the flag and render a 21-gun salute.

OUR TOWN: Take a meaningful stroll and share our history  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

TAKE A STROLL AND SHARE HISTORY: Walk along Green Street and stop at the grounds of Our Town's city hall. Bring the children, too. Share our country's ...

Michigan prep golf teams finish last after score-shaving probe  USA TODAY High School Sports

Two Michigan high school golf teams finished last in Saturday's state tournament, less than two weeks after they were accused of shaving dozens of strokes off ...

UPDATED: New Baltimore Bay-Rama fireworks moved to Friday  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

UPDATED AT 6:40 P.M.: Pyrotechnic enthusiasts will have to wait a day for one of the first big fireworks display of the summer in Macomb County. While rains ...

Anchor Bay High lends support to L'Anse Creuse North student's cancer fight  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Students at Anchor Bay High School sported green in March, not to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, but to celebrate unity and support for a student who is battling ...

Former Anchor Bay coach gets 30 weekends in jail for sexting female player  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A former Anchor Bay High School softball coach was ordered by a judge Wednesday to serve 30 weekends in jail for sending illicit sexual messages and ...

Anchor Bay Fishing Club hooks local students | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

When his oldest son became interested in fishing, Shawn Elliott found himself joining in —not only by participating in the sport, but also by seeking out education ...

New Baltimore Lions Club continues to give back  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

After more than 40 years of working to improve the community, the New Baltimore Lions Club continues to give back.

Anchor Bay homecoming is Friday | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Anchor Bay High School will celebrate homecoming Friday with a parade and football game against Sterling Heights.

Four vying for two seats on Anchor Bay School Board  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Two Anchor Bay School Board members will be challenged for their seats in the upcoming general election.

East China School District officials clarify consolidation plan  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

As the May 7 election draws closer, East China School District officials are working to reach voters and educate them about the district's upcoming bond ...

Art auction to benefit Anchor Bay Community Foundation  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Richard “White Boy Rick” Wershe Jr. and animator Butch Hartman are among the artists whose pieces will be available during the upcoming Anchor Bay ...

Anchor Bay releases softball coach after 13 seasons | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Len Perkins wants to know why. Why he was let go as the Anchor Bay softball coach on June 22 after 13 seasons that included a dozen district championships, ...

Plan to move fourth-graders to Richmond Middle School on track  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Administrators at Richmond Community Schools are working together to make moving fourth-graders to the middle school next fall a smooth transition for ...

Anchor Bay shuffles administrators, hires new athletic director  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Anchor Bay School District recently unveiled a new administrative structure for the 2015-2016 school year.

Butler resigns from New Baltimore City Council after 35 years  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

After more than three decades serving the city of New Baltimore, council member Ken Butler has resigned his seat.

Chesterfield Township's Grace United Methodist Church to host Grinch-themed worship series  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Grace United Methodist Church in Chesterfield Township will begin a new Grinch-themed worship series dubbed “The Gospel According to the Grinch.”

OUR TOWN: Congratulations 2017 ABHS graduates | Opinion  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

ABHS graduation: Anchor Bay High School will present diplomas to 500 seniors on June 4. Excited to venture into the world, their class color is purple and the ...

Flooding closes portion of Krispin Road on Harsens Island  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A portion of Krispin Road on Harsens Island has been closed due to flooding, St. Clair County officials said Thursday morning.

Memphis business owner Jim Gavin dies at 86 | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Good, trustworthy, likeable and someone who would never let you down.

Cardinal Mooney, St. Clair, Anchor Bay mock trial teams finish in top 10 at state finals  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A trio of local mock trial teams finished in the top 10 at the Michigan High School Mock Trial Tournament State Finals in Lansing on March 24.

Anchor Bay seeks $22.5M school bond | News  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Anchor Bay School District will ask voters to approve a $22.5 million bond proposal at the polls May 2 to help fund an extensive district-wide improvement ...

New Baltimore AMVETS Post 52 Ladies Auxiliary to host bingo with a twist  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

An upcoming bingo fundraiser hosted by the AMVETS Post 52 Ladies Auxiliary will not only feature a Cinco de Mayo theme, but also offer entertainment dressed ...

New Baltimore City Council fills vacant seat | News  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

It was a tough decision, officials said, but the New Baltimore City Council has filled a seat left vacant by the resignation of former council member Ken Butler.

Coyote spotted jumping fence in Chesterfield Township yard  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

An 8-year-old Chesterfield Township boy spotted a coyote jumping the fence in his family's backyard last weekend, several news organizations reported.

Richmond welcomes first yoga studio downtown | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Jill Konwinski and her daughter-in-law Marie Konwinski are opening the first yoga studio in Richmond on June 22. They are pictured here with their children and ...

Airport transit service rolls out in northern Macomb County  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Getting a ride to the airport can be a challenge for travelers who don't want to leave their cars in the parking lot for days or bother family members for.

New Baltimore businesses ready for deer widows night out  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A handful of new businesses have been added to the list of stops planned for this year's Deer Widow Ladies Night Out event in downtown New Baltimore.

'Steady progress' to continue in New Baltimore in 2019 | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Development momentum in New Baltimore is expected to carry into 2019 as officials continue working on plans for a new recreation center, vacant city-owned ...

PHOTOS: Taiwan Jones hosts Special Athletes Club at Anchor Bay  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

While Anchor Bay alumnus and former New York Jets linebacker Taiwan Jones waits to get picked up by an NFL team, he is staying busy by giving back to kids.

Shoreline restoration plans move ahead in Chesterfield Township  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A project aiming to transform Chesterfield Township's Brandenburg Park into a destination for sportsmen, students and nature enthusiasts has entered the ...

North Shore Church moves into old Bethel Temple building in New Baltimore  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

After 14 years of being a “church on wheels,” North Shore Church of New Baltimore has finally settled down to a brick and mortar location: The former Bethel ...

Anchor Bay grad Perkins shines in Showtime's 'Episodes'  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Living in Los Angeles for the past 13 years hasn't changed what a now international television actress thinks of her hometown. In fact, it has made her fonder of ...

Ice jams clog St. Clair River as temps plummet  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

After a mild December, winter hit St. Clair County with a vengeance in January, bringing ice jams and flooding to the downriver area.

Anchor Bay students to present 'The Lion King Jr.'  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

More than 100 Anchor Bay middle school students will present “The Lion King Jr.” this week.

Movies playing in Southeast Michigan June 21 | Entertainment  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

... • Toy Story 4 (G): Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the gang along with a new toy named Forky embark on a new adventure that takes them on a road trip. Animated ...

Macomb County man who killed party-store cashier seeking prison release  The Macomb Daily

Alexis “Alex” Ayala, the son of Puerto Rican natives, was ripe for influence at 16 in fall 1990. His dad, who was in the military, was drinking a lot, and he was new ...

Eagle Scout builds large-scale games for Macomb County adult day care center  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

An Anchor Bay area teen has used his Eagle Scout project to help improve the lives of participants at Macomb County's adult day caring center.

Dinner to benefit Chesterfield Township Police Honor Guard  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Chesterfield Township Police Honor Guard is continuing its efforts to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and improve the department's ...

What you need to know about the many types of fleas  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

There are thousands of different species of fleas throughout the world. These creatures attack both pets and humans and inhabit their hair — and our homes.

Senior softball players cross county line to play ball  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

For the first time, senior players from a Macomb County-based league will play softball against players from the North Metro Detroit Senior Softball Association ...

Seven compete for seats on Marysville School Board  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Four incumbents on the Marysville Public Schools Board of Education are seeking re-election Nov. 6.

Richmond man killed in crash 'was always willing to help anyone'  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A 29-year-old Richmond man who died Feb. 7 in a single-car crash on St. Clair Highway is being remembered for his willingness to help anyone in need.

Marysville City Council says no to golf carts on city streets  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Michigan state law allows a city or village with a population below 30000 to pass a resolution permitting the operation of golf carts on the streets of that city or.

Dominion Church to lease the AUD in Richmond  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The congregation at Dominion Church in Richmond will have a new place to worship after signing a one-year agreement to lease the Roosevelt Civic ...

Picture show tells story of 20th century New Baltimore  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The evolution of New Baltimore from World War II through the swinging '60s will come alive in pictures this month.

Bunco benefit to support Relay For Life of New Baltimore  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The New Baltimore Civic Club's Relay For Life team is rolling the dice on a fundraising event for the American Cancer Society on Feb. 1.

Salmon Stakes fishing contest returns to St. Clair this month  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Blue Water Sportfishing Association's Salmon Stakes Fishing Tournament will return to St. Clair this month.

Chesterfield Township woman charged with stabbing boyfriend in neck  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A 26-year-old Chesterfield Township woman is facing a felony charge after police say she stabbed her boyfriend in the neck during an argument.

Algonac-Clay Historical Society to mark Log Cabin Day  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

The Algonac-Clay Historical Society will join communities and organization across the state in celebrating Log Cabin Day this month.

John E. Laurent | Obituaries  Cadillac News

CADILLAC — John E. Laurent of Cadillac passed away Friday, August 10, 2018 at his home. He was 86.

Drug take-back event in Port Huron aims to combat opioid epidemic  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

With opioid overdose deaths on the rise in Michigan amid a national epidemic, local officials are hoping to combat drug misuse and abuse by hosting a ...

Window tint enforcement in Marine City causes controversy  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Drivers in Marine City may notice a change in how the city is enforcing Michigan's vehicle window tint laws.

PHOTOS: Bay-Rama boogies down for Festival 54 | Life  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival organizers are celebrating a “dynomite” year, as record crowds turned out to the disco-themed event in New Baltimore last week.

Macomb 200: 1964 one of deadliest events in county history  The Macomb Daily

It happened on a Friday. Hiding under the cover of black thunderclouds prowling Pontiac on May 8, 1964 was a tornado. It touched down and destroyed a few ...

Anchor Bay teen hit by train; police suspect suicide  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A Chesterfield Township teen was killed Feb. 4 after being struck by a train near 21 Mile Road and Gratiot Avenue. Police suspect it was a suicide.

PHOTOS: Clay trap shooting a hit at East China Schools  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Marine City and St. Clair high schools added a new sport to the roster this spring – clay trap shooting.

Devin Skatzka wrestles to All-America finish at NCAA Division 1 finals  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Devin Skatzka added to his wrestling resume Saturday when the former Richmond state champion achieved All-America status as a Minnesota Golden Gopher.

St. Clair County Drug Task Force busts meth lab, seizes drugs  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

Three Port Huron residents were recently arrested following a pair of traffic stops in St. Clair Township, police said.

"Hamilton" actors bring U-M loyalty to their roles in the hit musical  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

"Hamilton: An American Musical" is a challenging stage musical, by any measure.

Smith and Dupray faceoff for mayor position in New Baltimore  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

In New Baltimore, the most attention-drawing race for the November election is the one for mayor. This year, incumbent Larry Smith is facing off against twice ...

Man dies in two-vehicle crash in Armada Township  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

A 61-year-old man was killed and a 24-year-old man was seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash on the morning of Oct. 3 in Armada Township, police said.

Chesterfield Township park, bridge projects to improve Salt River access  New Baltimore Voice Newspapers

As 2019 gets underway, Chesterfield Township residents can expect to see a slew of improvements throughout the community.

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