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Partnerships of any kind can be a tricky thing, and this is exceptionally true for business partnerships. The changing demands of the market alone can often put strains on partnerships that can be enough to tear them asunder.

The first half of Fiscal 2010 was profitable for Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. (WIT), driven by both grain handling and a strong crop inputs business, as shown in the Company's second-quarter report. WIT reported after-tax earnings of $3.

Council meeting of July 21, 2010 Council approved the purchase of a 44" side mount brush mower to assist with the mowing of uneven locations. Bert Hale was appointed as the Town's representative to the Moose Mountain Health Care Corp board.

Wet and cool weather has delayed harvest progress, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's weekly Crop Report. Less than one per cent of the crop has been combined.

Construction at Weyburn schools should have a minimum impact on students this year.

The developer of Weyburn's upcoming Boston Pizza is considering development of another Riverfront Market area. Gary Tremblay has taken an option to purchase the land formerly occupied by the Co-op Feed Mill.

Health Minister Don McMorris today announced the hiring of Edward Mantler as Chief Executive Officer of the Saskatchewan Physician Recruitment Agency. His first order of the day: recruit and retain more physicians for Saskatchewan.

A group of Weyburn Church of Christ members travelled with other missionaries to Honduras recently to do God's work and answer the question: "what is really necessary in life?" Husband and wife Lowell and Darla Peterson, along with three of their chi

Stoughton Museum proudly hosted their Second Annual Dog Show on the evening of August 18th in front of the museum. Over 20 people enjoyed watching as the dogs were judged on Best Costume, Obediance, and Tricks.

The Carlyle and District History Book Vol. II committee is getting ready to begin meeting again in the month of September, as the autumn activities begin to ramp up.