Be Vigilant About Crime, Food and More in Patch's Local Voices

As we like to say at Patch, chances are you know something, saw something or think something about your community that your neighbors would love to hear or see.

So why not share it through Patch's Local Voices?

If you're passionate about a certain topic or just want to weigh in on something that's on your mind, post a blog on Patch. Blogging is a great way of getting your message, in your own words, out to our readers. You can blog once a week, once a day or whenever the inspiration hits you.

In this Sunday column, we'll highlight some of the best blog posts from the week throughout the Patch sites in Macomb County. Take a peek at what your neighbors are writing about and then join the conversation by posting your own thoughts in Patch's Local Voices section.

In Clinton Township, L'Anse Creuse Public Schools introduces us to biology teacher Lesley Argiri in the district's blog, L’Anse Creuse High School to hold the 10th annual “Save the Manatee” run.

(Want to post a blog on Clinton Township Patch? It's simple! Just head to our Local Voices section.)

In Macomb, Bob Cummings writes about National Nurses Week in his blog, Appreciating Nurses and Their Recognition of Spirituality.

(Want to post a blog on Macomb Patch? It's simple! Just head to our Local Voices section.)

In New Baltimore-Chesterfield, New Baltimore's Celtic Sisters Candles & Candies writes about their shop's recent fundraiser venture in the company's blog, Supporting Be The Match Bone Marrow Foundation @ Celtic Sisters Candles & Candies.

(Want to post a blog on New Baltimore-Chesterfield Patch? It's simple! Just head to our Local Voices section.)

In Shelby-Utica, Shelby business owner Jean Cornell talks about an upcoming movie screening in her blog, Come Celebrate Food Revolution Day Free Event for The Entire Family.

(Want to post a blog on Shelby-Utica Patch? It's simple! Just head to our Local Voices section.)

In St. Clair Shores, Connie Vella writes about the need of watching out for one's neighbors in her blog, MORE CRIME IN SCS!!!!

(Want to post a blog on St. Clair Shores Patch? It's simple! Just head to our Local Voices section.)

Any questions? Contact Patch Community Editor Jason Alley at jason.alley@patch.com.