Weyburn Review

People need to grieve in different ways, and often people want to remember and honour the memory of a passed loved one by caring for their grave site, including the placing of flowers on it to beautify the site.

Some members of the public in Weyburn have said they would rather that smoking was banned altogether at restaurants, and that the loophole allowing smoking on patio decks be closed.

Photographic works by the South Saskatchewan Photo Club are on display at the Signal Hill Arts Centre. The works include winning entries from year end photo competitions and other favourites from club members.

eHealth Saskatchewan is inviting residents of Saskatchewan to visit a website to learn more about electronic health records and participate in a short survey to answer questions about what type of electronic services would be useful to them.

The First Quarter Financial Report released last week by Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Ken Krawetz shows that Saskatchewan remains on track to have the only provincial balanced budget in Canada in 2012-13.

The land in the Souris Valley grounds gets prepared for the future development of Riverwood, as site crews work on leveling out the development area. Phase one of the Riverwood development will start with construction of single family homes.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of August 5 to 12: During the reporting period, the Weyburn Police Service received 165 calls for service.

The Helen Davidson Music Award committee recently announced that 22-year-old Brayden Jensen will be the recipient the 2012 award. The accomplished saxophonist will receive $2,000 to go toward his music education.

A new service is now available for individuals and service providers in South East Saskatchewan. Crisis Prevention & Support Programs can be accessed by individuals with varying abilities and the service providers that support them.

The Directors of Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. announced semi-annual dividends of $3.20 per Class "A" Preferred Share, and $0.05 per Common Share to Shareholders of the Company.