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Patricia Prowse and Russ Mirasty are nearing the end of an important phase in the Student First project that encourages communication among advisers, administrators, students and families in the education process.

Weyburn Fire department battled a house fire in the Weyburn Trailer Court around 8:30 a.m. May 4. The two occupants were treated by Weyburn EMS and later discharged from the Weyburn General Hospital.

The big game draw is now open and hunters must have their big game draw applications completed before midnight of Saturday, May 31, when the draw closes.

CAA Saskatchewan will host approximately 100 school safety patrollers and chaperones from across the province for the 24th Annual CAA Provincial School Safety Patrol Jamboree to be staged May 1 to 3 in Regina.

SGI is seeking input over the next several months from the public and stakeholders in a comprehensive review of its auto injury program.

Many business owners across Canada are reeling after learning on Thursday, April 23, Federal Employment Minister Jason Kenney announced a suspension on the food service industry's Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

Weyburn Police Services responded to a fight at a local bar on April 27, however, due to the large number of patrons, police were unable to identify who had been in the fight. A 26-year-old male was taken to hospital for stitches.

For the week of, April 17 to April 24, the Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP received 48 calls to service. 911 Two 911 calls were received by the RCMP and both were determined to be false in nature.

Greg Obrigewitsch may originally be from Daven, SK, but has seen a lot with each mile travelled becoming a great memory to be shared. As a youngster Greg's parents moved into Regina where he and his brother would find a job with the dime delivery.

The 6th Annual Cystic Fibrosis Fundraiser is taking place on May 2 at McKenna Hall and co-organizers Mike and Cara Weger have another excellent evening of entertainment planned.