As we look back on the week that was, here are our most-read stories:
1. Last Friday, the Town of Aylmer commissioned what was referred to as ‘a quiet hero.’
The infrastructure in question is a glistening white water tower located in Aylmer’s new business development area, AIM Park. The structure will support community growth, improve fire protection and ensure long-term water security for residents and regional service partners.
What’s good in St. Thomas and Elgin? ‘A quiet hero’ is now officially in service in Aylmer
2. For Chris Smith, it was a case of the right place at the right time.
The Village Butcher in Port Stanley: Quality meats paired with exceptional service
3. A London woman faces an extortion charge following an investigation by St. Thomas Police on behalf of the London Police Service. Fifty-year-old Mariam Hamou, a former London city councillor, was taken into custody late Friday afternoon and released with a future court date in London.
4. The Elgin Ontario Provincial Police have laid multiple charges after an alleged assault on a police officer earlier this week.
London resident charged with assault and disarming a peace officer
5. St. Thomas police are investigating after approximately $5,000 worth of property was reported stolen from a Wellington Street business.
St. Thomas police investigating weekend break-in at Wellington Street business
