Basketball was the talk of the town for the last half of the week, as followers of the Charles Hays Senior Boys Rainmakers kept up to speed on the progress of the Prince Rupert high school at this years AA Basketball Provincials.
Such was the interest in our notes on the week that almost all would have fit nicely into the top five, so to keep our finger on the other events of the week, we have an archive all of the reviews of the week through our Banner is within grasp piece, which was our most read item of the week.
When it came to non basketball news, politics delivered the next four most read items, with readers exploring our look at the announcement of the official opening of the new supportive housing complex in Prince Rupert, part on a celebration event on Friday that hailed the work that adds 36 new units for the community for those in the most need.
The City's budget planning accounted for two of our top five stories on the week, while some funding for school enhancement projects was delivered by the province for schools across BC.
Banner within their grasp: Rainmakers in Langley for BC Provincials -- The season long quest for a championship came to a successful conclusion Saturday afternoon in Langley, our notes on tournament week attracted large readership from Game One through to the Championship finale (posted March 6 , 2019)
That article was followed by:
Crow's Nest Lodge opens in Prince Rupert -- They are still a couple of weeks away from accepting the first tenants, but Prince Rupert's new Supportive housing facility received its official opening on Friday afternoon. (posted March 8, 2019)
Budget engagement includes online presentation of Five Year Financial Plan -- As part of the follow up to the presentation from CFO Corinne Bomben to Council on February 28, the City provided a large scope overview of the budget proposals and observations from the Mayor and senior staff members. (posted March 5 , 2019)
Some unfinished updates for Prince Rupert City Council to take care of ... -- With the public invited to City Council chambers on the 11th and 25th of this month, we take a look at some notes from the recent past that need an update from our elected officials. (posted March 8, 2019)
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