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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weyburn is celebrating a milestone this year. "This is our 30th year of matching caring community members and teens with children in the city of Weyburn," said Sharla Sept, Executive Director of BBBSW.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 46 calls over the week of Sept.14- Sept.20. Cases involving mental health issues, child welfare or other undisclosed matters will not be reported.

Walking around town there are so many posters that many have become accustomed to ignoring them. There is one very large pink poster that should not be overlooked. This poster isn't like most.

Nancy Molder and Danette Tracey decorate the front yard of the Mondor barn on Monday afternoon, as they prepare for the Canadian Student Leadership Conference.

"Your RM is taking the lead to get ahead of the curve and that is tough to do," said Tim Cheesman, a community planning consultant from Regina who was in Estevan last Thursday to help lead an RM of Estevan open house event.

Lake Alma (cpd) - A trust fund has been set up at Spectra Credit Union for Trena Storle and her three boys whose home was extensively damaged by smoke and fire on Sept. 13. Luckily no one was injured.

A group of Comp students help set up light and sound equipment at Crescent Point Place on Monday morning for the Canadian Student Leadership Conference. Comp students, from left are Tyler Barry, Braden Coad and Josh Kurtz.

Stoughton (cpd) - The following are the results of Stoughton's Fall Horticultural Show.

There will be no election for the RM of Weyburn council, following the close of nominations on Thursday. There were four positions up this year, and in all four cases the incumbents were acclaimed to a new term in office.

The traffic line changes made at various intersections around the city are just the beginning of what is a long-term plan for the city's transportation corridors, but they are necessary as the city continues to grow at the rate currently being experi