As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories:
1. Council is backing an ask to preserve local heritage and relocate Brighton’s historic 144-year-old hops barn from the former Memory Junction Museum property to municipally owned land.
2. Northumberland OPP say they’ve laid charges after a two-vehicle crash in Trent Hills.
2-vehicle crash in Trent Hills leads to charges for North York resident
3. The event aims to help raise funds in honour of Travis Gillespie, with the goal of providing support for children to participate in minor hockey and martial arts programs.
4. A 78-year-old Peterborough man has been charged in relation to a historical sexual assault.
Former principal in Northumberland charged in historical sexual assault
5. Brighton will welcome home Team Canada racer and skeleton world champ Hallie Clarke this weekend.
‘Hallie’s homecoming’: Brighton welcomes home youngest-ever skeleton world champ this weekend
