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Police activity and school incidents dominate reader interest this week

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Police activity in Perth and a series of incidents tied to Smiths Falls District Collegiate Institute led reader interest this week, with developing and follow-up coverage drawing the closest attention across the region.

A police homicide investigation near Last Duel Park in Perth generated the most engagement, as road closures and a visible presence in the area prompted concern and questions from residents. Coverage of the situation continued to evolve as more details became available.

In Smiths Falls, a lockdown at SFDCI also drew significant readership. The situation was later determined to involve a replica handgun, and the school reopened after police cleared the scene. Continued reporting revealed that three students have since been charged in connection with the incident.

Municipal coverage also remained firmly on readers’ radar. In Carleton Place, discussions around the business improvement area, community improvement planning, and the future of a Shoppers Drug Mart site generated strong interest. In Perth, a proposed zoning change for a property on Rogers Road rounded out the top-performing local stories.

Together, the week’s most-read stories reflect a mix of breaking news, public safety concerns and ongoing municipal decisions that continue to shape local communities.

Hometown News’ top 5 stories April 6 – 12

  1. Road closures at Last Duel Park amid Perth investigation
  2. SFDCI lockdown lifted after replica handgun incident
  3. Carleton Place committee discusses BIA, CIP and Shoppers site
  4. Three SFDCI students charged following school lockdown
  5. Zoning change proposed for 1 Rogers Rd., Perth
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