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Blayke Walbaum and Maggie Grams strike their best gymnastic pose during a "Sport Day" at Queen Elizabeth School on Thursday. Students and staff dressed in outfits from their favourite sport during the spirit day.

Congratulations to the Rookie Girls' Grade 8 Volleyball Team and their coach, Mrs. Audra Reaves, for capturing 2nd place at the SEDAA Volleyball Playoffs. Also congratulations to the Rookie Girls' Grade 7 Volleyball Team, coached by Ms.

Auctioneer and city councillor Winston Bailey, centre left, takes bids on a Christmas tree during the live auction portion of the Festival of Trees fundraiser on Thursday evening at Barber Motors showroom.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of November 12 to 18: During the reporting period, the Weyburn Police Service received 69 calls for service, which was a relatively quiet week.

Last year at around this time, The Observer and a few of the local businesses put on a promotion to stir up the Christmas shopping season. A gnome wearing a Santa hat was placed in a participating business each Friday from Nov. 30 until Dec. 21.

Weyburn Mayor Debra Button stated recently that the Weyburn Police Association (WPA) request for a 24 per cent wage increase is excessive and that the City is standing firm with its latest offer.

40 Development Assets - Search institute has identified the following building blocks of healthy development that help young people grow up healthy, caring, and responsible.

Submitted by Bob King, WCS Activities Director The annual Fall Fowl Supper, touted as the 'best darn meal in Weyburn' will be held on November 27 at Weyburn Comprehensive School.

An assortment of Christmas trees displayed for the annual Festival of Trees attract a few admirers on Thursday afternoon. In the back row, from left are Jerome Sidloski, Doug Dreis, Charlie Travis and Andy Barber.

The City of Weyburn is standing firm with its offer to the Weyburn Police Association, and has rejected a request to go to binding arbitration.