Week in Review: Cat License Comes to An End?

With Thanksgiving just a few days away, the city was busy taking care of business before the everyone drifts into a holiday coma. Here's the full rundown in case you missed anything:

On Monday, we brought you an in-depth look at the , brought you the results of the latest on the bear hunt,  and the common council meeting on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, we brought you a photo gallery fromat the Short Hills Mall and brought you coverage of the at which Councilman Tom Getzendanner apologized for his actions regarding the cat license incident. We also brought you coverage from Monday's , the middle school teacher who passed away earlier this year on a field trip. We also brought you a full list of the stores participating in that took place Thursday, and brought you a of the newly reopened Union County gun range in Springfield.

On Wednesday, we introduced you to the at the Visual Arts Center, told you the story of a Summit High grad who lost his life to a traumatic brain injury and now his parent's hold an to raise money for other TBI patients, and reported that a Summit resident and is getting a state job. We also brought you the first installment in our series on where the , and brought you the .

On Thursday, we brought you our weekly , we brought you some details on a hold this week, and previewed this weekend's . We also brought you the latest data on Summit's , and told you about a to help beautify an area of town. 

On Friday, we brought the next installment in our where we look more in-depth about programs funded through SEF grants, a from the midnight release of Harry Potter and The Deathy Hallows at our local theaters, and a report on deadlines and offerings from local caterers for Thanksgiving.