Here’s this week’s top stories from lanarkleedstoday.ca based on your views.
1) Lanark County OPP has charged a 48-year-old Carleton Place man following a child luring investigation.
2) Four Tay Valley Township municipal election candidates say they would not take part in last week’s Meet the Candidates event at ABC Hall, citing concerns about changes to how the event is being organized.
Four Tay Valley candidates withdraw from ABC Hall all-candidates event over impartiality concerns
3) A Smiths Falls intersection has a higher-than-expected collision history, with several crashes involving cyclists and pedestrians.
Smiths Falls intersection’s collision history raises safety concerns
4) Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after a two-vehicle collision involving an OPP vehicle in Lanark County left one person seriously injured.
SIU investigating serious crash involving OPP vehicle on Highway 7
5) The Alzheimer Society of Lanark Leeds Grenville has officially opened its new Dementia Health Hub in Smiths Falls, creating more room for programs, respite care and health services for people living with dementia and their families.
New Dementia Health Hub opens in Smiths Falls as Alzheimer Society expands services
