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Questions linger over the Civic

Questions linger over the Civic

I am amazed at the confusion on coffee row, among other places, on the status of the Civic Auditorium in spite of considerable coverage in last week’s Mercury.
What number did you want?

What number did you want?

The oddest thing happened the other day. Someone asked me what my fax number was. It kinda felt like they were asking where the livery stable was, or how much it would be to buy a buggy whip. Sorry, I responded. We got rid of our fax line months ago.
Waste disposal has a big cost

Waste disposal has a big cost

The blue bins for Weyburn’s curbside recycling program can make a real difference to the future of the City’s landfill facility, but it will also take a hefty increase in tipping fees to help pay for the extensive plans set out for the city at Monday
Concern for fairness expressed by parents

Concern for fairness expressed by parents

To the Editor: Concerned parents and students of Weyburn Comprehensive School (WCS), along with area taxpayers, are astounded at the recent school board decision to remove Wade Oberg as the principal of WCS.
Christmas countdown

Christmas countdown

Have your children started to ask daily “how many more days until Christmas?” No? Just mine then? Lucky me! We always do the old school chocolate countdown calendars because they’re awesome but if you want to amp it up a little here, are a few other
Cheers and Jeers for Nov. 24

Cheers and Jeers for Nov. 24

Cheers: Cheers to a local business for finding a person’s wallet, contacting the owner, and locking the wallet in their safe until it could be picked up. When a reward was offered, the business said to pay it forward.
Be generous at Christmas

Be generous at Christmas

It truly is better to give than to receive at Christmas. This adage doesn’t just apply to Christmas gifts exchanged through an office secret Santa draw, or to gifts wrapped under the tree on Christmas morning.
"Immoral" coal

"Immoral" coal

The problem with political leaders is that absolute power corrupts absolutely. However, in Canada a lot of political leaders think they have absolute power.
It’s good to help each other

It’s good to help each other

My Nikkel's worth
When AM radio used to be fun

When AM radio used to be fun

It's getting harder and harder to find reasons to listen to AM radio in 2017 but if the right set of circumstances hit, it's like finding that YouTube channel with a direct line to your own nostalgia.
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