Week in Review: One Year Since Walnut Street Fire

The weather was frightful this week with gusty winds, flooding rains and freezing temperatures. But that didn't slow down the pace of life in Summit. Here's the full rundown in case you missed anything:

On Monday, we told you about the Reeves-Reed tree sale, told you about a new trend of students using private companies for college counseling, and followed the Summit response to the Slim-Fast recall.

On Tueday, we brought you the weekly police blotter, reports from Monday night's zoning board meeting, reported on the reccomendations for the Mountain Avenue/Ashland Road intersection and reflected back on the anniversary of the Walnut Street fire.

On Wedneday, we profiled the Summit Cheese Shop, announced the fire department is now reviewing the bids receieved for the shared services study and brought you coverage from the first round of the boys ice hockey Cron tournament.

On Thursday, we previewed the girls ice hockey season, one Summit resident shared her favorite winter getaways within a reasonable driving distance from the area, previewed the historic house tour, and told you about the Hilltoppers Walk of Pride project.

On Friday, we brought you reports from the Board of Education meeting Thursday night, told you about the Christmas tree sale at the Summit First Aid Squad, brought you a report from the girls ice hockey game and profiled Coach John Liberato.