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Shareholders in the Weyburn Inland Terminal raise their hands as lawyer Warren Sproule, at the podium at left bottom, seeks to make sure information was provided to them all, at a special information meeting held by dissident group of shareholders on

The City of Weyburn has approved adopting the new District Plan, as submitted by the Weyburn and District Planning Commission, and a public hearing with both the city and RM councils will be held for the plan on Monday, Mar. 24 at 7 p.m.

As the gears of government continue to grind, it appears a decision on the bid to acquire a CT scan unit for St. Joseph's Hospital may not be included in the upcoming budget.

A panel comprised of executive members of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation has decided that a former teacher at Midale Central School will have her teaching certificate cancelled. The ruling came on Feb. 6 at a penalty hearing in Regina.

Estevan Police Service members had a busy week responding to calls regarding intoxicated citizens and they also initiated a charge of crack cocaine trafficking following a major drug bust on the night of Feb. 7.

The steps are cautious while the details are being tended to, but the possibility of having a significant number of wild turkeys flitting around southern Saskatchewan is closing in on reality.

The Estevan Police Service has announced two people have died after a house fire Tuesday morning in Estevan. The EPS report that a call was received at 2:04 a.m. regarding a fire in the Pleasantdale area.

Tanaya Daku receives instruction from teacher Donna Klein for an experimental line project in art class as Courtney Bell continues drawing. The Grade 10 art students spent the class on Jan.

The Motorcycle Review Committee's report on findings is now public and has been presented to government for review. The Motorcycle Review Committee was formed last year in response to concerns about motorcycle insurance rates in Saskatchewan.

The South East Cornerstone Public School Division is pleased to announce that Arlene Dobson, Principal of Haig School, has been selected as one of Canada's Outstanding Principals for 2014, along with forty exceptional educators from every province an