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Tina Clay from the Weyburn Leisure Centre accepts $7,772 from Young Fellows Kurtis Schwindt, Andy Barber, Darryl Ward, and Brett Ferguson at the Weyburn Leisure Centre on Friday.

City council was informed the Weyburn Arts Council is seeking a new dedicated space for their use, as a facility request, as an alternative to the Allie Griffin Art Gallery, and the office and program space currently used at the Signal Hill Arts Cent

The provincial budget will keep the Saskatchewan advantage, according to the Sask. Party, but the New Democrat Party argues that the government is choosing politicians over people. The provincial budget was comprised of $11.

Three impaired drivers got engaged in face-to-face meetings with members of the Estevan Police Service on March 21 and 22 and will be making face-to-face acquaintances with a judge fairly soon as a result of their actions.

An eight per cent increase to costs

During the week of Mar. 19-25, Weyburn Police Service members responded to 93 calls. Assistance was given to a young lady on Mar. 19 who complained about an ex-boyfriend showing nude pictures of her to his friends.

The theme of the 2012 Saskatchewan budget, released last Wednesday, is Keeping the Saskatchewan Advantage.

The final youth charged with four counts of break and enter into Roche Percee residences during last year's flooding was sentenced last Thursday in Estevan provincial court. The village was abandoned due to the flooding at the time of the incidents.

Marco Cubillos and Ryan Goodfellow, professional divers from Aquatech Diving Services, complete the cleaning and inspection of the First Avenue reservoir on Thursday.

A major hole in Estevan's medical community has been filled. The South East Community Health Committee announced Monday that Dr. Medhi Horri has begun practising in the city and will work out of the Estevan Medical Group office.