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Mothers Against Drinking and Driving visit G.F.K. High School

Mothers Against Drinking and Driving visit G.F.K. High School

The message was clear. Impaired driving shatters lives. That was the message given to students at Gordon F. Kells High School on Monday, March 28th.
A family grows closer in 'On Golden Pond'

A family grows closer in 'On Golden Pond'

Arcola Day Care gets ready for "Spring Fling" fundraiser

Arcola Daycare, a non-profit organization in Arcola, is getting ready for their main fundraiser of the year. "Spring Fling" will be held on Saturday, April 9th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Prairie Place in Arcola.
City trying to stay ahead of potholes

City trying to stay ahead of potholes

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Deptuck running for Greens again

Deptuck running for Greens again

A desire to clear up some unfinished business has prompted Bob Deptuck to make a second run at federal politics.
Legion remembers Vimy Ridge

Legion remembers Vimy Ridge

Considered by historians the first major test for the Canadian military, the Battle of Vimy Ridge was waged from April 9 to 12, 1917 in France during the First World War.

SARCAN requires all bottle lids to be removed

SARCAN depots, including the depot in Weyburn on East Avenue and 17th Street, is reminding residents that as of April 1, it will be officially necessary to remove all bottle caps from plastic and glass bottles prior to receiving deposit refunds.

Sask. Party expects a tough fight in election

The province is due to have a provincial election this fall, and the ruling Sask. Party MLAs are ready and willing to take on all comers, and are expecting the campaign to be a tough fight.

Local women share 'The Heart Truth' experience

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Former principal gets one-year in prison for sexual assault

Former principal gets one-year in prison for sexual assault

"Mr. Glasser, you are now in custody." So Judge Jeffrey Kalmakoff closed his sentencing of Joseph Patrick Glasser on March 31 in Estevan provincial court, requiring him to serve the next 12 months in a provincial correctional centre.
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