As we look back on the week that was, here are our most-read stories on RenfrewToday.ca:
1. Local police had to sift through someone’s home to find someone else following a break-and-enter that took place earlier this month.
https://www.renfrewtoday.ca/2024/12/27/renfrew-opp-make-arrest-after-suspect-found-hiding-from-police-in-someone-elses-home/?preview_id=298196&preview_nonce=79719b1dda&post_format=standard&_thumbnail_id=289937&preview=true
2. Arnprior Fire Chief Rick Desarmia says a family and their neighbours were lucky to have only been temporarily displaced after a late evening fire engulfed two vehicles.
https://www.renfrewtoday.ca/2024/12/23/sunday-evening-vehicle-fires-in-arnprior-could-have-been-much-worse-says-chief/?preview_id=298185&preview_nonce=187c316a78&post_format=standard&_thumbnail_id=298186&preview=true
3. St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in Renfrew is telling pet owners to use their property properly or else everyone’s in the doghouse.
St. Joseph’s High in Renfrew warns pet owners over irresponsible use of school field
4. A new permanent solution has been found to keep people away from the dangerous waters near Renfrew’s power company.
New fence at Renfrew’s O’Brien, Forgie parks to bolster safety near dam
5. The recreation trail connecting all of Renfrew County is now part of something even bigger.
Algonquin Trail joins Trans Canada Trail, expanding outdoor access in Renfrew County
(Kasey Egan)
