As we look back on the week that was, here were our top five most read stories:
1. A potential strike involving Peterborough County paramedics has been delayed by nearly two weeks following a decision by the Ontario Labour Relations Board.
2. Peterborough residents can enjoy a month of unique burgers while supporting local community programs as the Ultimate Burger Battle returns for a second year.
Peterborough’s Ultimate Burger Battle returns for a second year, raising funds for the United Way
3. The Salvation Army in Peterborough is heading into its annual Christmas fundraising campaign facing significant financial pressure after falling $88,000 short of its previous fundraising goal.
4. Peterborough’s proposed $170-million Multi-Use Sport and Event Centre remains a major infrastructure project under consideration, but incoming mayor Michael Eamon believes the city needs a clearer financial picture and more public input before moving forward.
5. A longtime fixture in downtown Peterborough is preparing to serve its final meals, bringing nearly half a century of family history and community memories to a close.
Peterborough’s Souvlaki Pit closing after nearly 50 years, final day set for November 14
