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Saskatchewan's premier made his way to the Energy City last Wednesday evening to speak to a group of about 260 people attending the Estevan Chamber of Commerce's annual general meeting.

News and notes from the March 26 regular meeting of Estevan city council

Students in the Weyburn Comprehensive School's F.I.P. class take part in "Tye Dye Day" at the School on March 27. In the back row from left are Dakota Spencer, Sheryl Bromm, teacher.

The United Way of Estevan will henceforth be known as United Way Estevan.

It was lengthy, but also filled with information and entertainment.

Beginning at the Estevan Court House this afternoon, students, parents and many others in the community will be donning pink for a march against bullies.

Estevan Police Service (EPS) has now laid a charge against an 18-year-old female as a result of a bomb threat received at the Estevan Comprehensive School on December 2 of last year.

A youth pleaded guilty to sexual interference and invitation to sexual touching, as well as break and enter, committing an indictable offence therein. The two sexual offences involve victims under the age of 16 and come with minimum jail periods.

For much of March, the City of Weyburn and surrounding areas dealt with one of their biggest nuisances in recent memory.

Weyburn's new police chief, Marlo Pritchard, has been blown away by how friendly this city is, and pledged to continue with the work begun years ago around community policing.