As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories:
1. A major redevelopment project is officially underway in Central Elgin, as council approved a bold new vision and guiding principles Monday for the transformation of the former psychiatric hospital lands into a vibrant, mixed-use community.
Described by officials as a “forward-looking” and “inclusive” neighbourhood, the plan lays the foundation for a complete community that blends housing, jobs, green space, and commercial areas.
2. A St. Thomas couple is facing multiple assault charges following a police investigation into alleged abuse involving their children.
St. Thomas parents charged with assault following investigation into alleged abuse
3. St. Thomas Police have issued a warrant for a 45-year-old city resident following a break and enter at a home on the city’s south side.
Mail left behind helps police identify suspect in St. Thomas break-in
4. Drivers in St. Thomas should prepare for a temporary traffic light outage this Thursday, May 8, as city crews replace a traffic controller at the Fingal Line and Sunset Drive intersection.
Traffic light upgrade scheduled Thursday at Fingal Line and Sunset Drive intersection
5. Last October, the Dutton-Dunwich Minor Ball Association submitted a funding application to complete diamond renovations at Sons of Scotland Park.
