Estevan Mercury

Selected for best teen chef competition

News and notes from the March 21 regular meeting of Estevan city council. The City announced at Monday's meeting that Paul M. Ennis has been hired as the new leisure services manager.

Anyone who's familiar with Brian Burke knows he is anything but quiet. So it only seems fitting that the Toronto Maple Leafs general manager will be making a grand entrance into the city for the fifth, and final, new arena fundraising dinner Friday.

The Editor: On March 3 Wawota Save Our Beds Committee hosted an informational public meeting in the Wawota Town Hall.

The Estevan Police Service is asking for the public's help in solving a recent break-in. On March 12, a break and enter occurred at the Rig Store on Sixth Street. The door was damaged and property reported stolen.

A 42-year-old Flin Flon man was charged with the Criminal Code offence of impaired care and control of a vehicle and driving while his blood-alcohol level was over .08 per cent on March 15.

The Editor: In the days of the old west, when you were labelled lawless, you were put on a poster that said you were wanted dead or alive. The CWB monopoly is a lawless organization - let's look at the reasons why: 1.

An Estevan curling team went head to head against some national and world champions at the Master Men's provincial curling championship.