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Directing a new song

Directing a new song

Queen Elizabeth students Wyatt Arndt, left, and Ruslan Edgerton follow the directions of musician Brian Johnson, in making up a new rap about Schubert, during a music education presentation to the school on Mar. 22.

Charity dance festival - April 1 to 3

The second annual Dance Nation Invitational Charity Dance Festival will see approximately 600 dancers converge on Weyburn from April 1 to 3. The festival is being held at the Weyburn Junior High School.

Decisions made on school year; Comp. renovations

The South East Cornerstone School Board was asked to consider the historical aspect of the Weyburn Comprehensive School at its latest meeting.

Wings honoured for selfless dedication

The Weyburn Red Wings gathered for one last time Friday night at McKenna Hall in Weyburn. Friday night's banquet was to take the time to visit with family and friends one last time before departing for points across North America.

Police respond to drivers behaving badly

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of March 14 to 20: *On March 20, police responded to a domestic dispute. A male was arrested for assault and removed from the residence. He was lodged in cells and released later that day.

Uncertainty as Japan deals with quake cleanup

More than a week after a devastating 9.

Playwrights from the area recognized at competition

Playwrights from Saskatchewan were honoured recently at the Ottawa Little Theatre's 70th annual national one-act playwriting competition.

Weyburn Relay For Life looking for teams for 2011 event

The Relay For Life, one of the year's major fundraisers for the Southeast Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, will be held in River Park on Friday and Saturday, June 10 and 11.

Weyburn Humane Society to close shelter for 2 weeks

Weyburn's Humane Society animal shelter will be closed to the public for the next two weeks, after they took in a dog carrying the Parvovirus, a viral disease that affects dogs and puppies.

City police investigate calls of thefts and mischief

A total of 89 calls for service were received during March 14-20, including five residential and one commercial alarm, and a number of charges of theft and mischief. City police are investigating a theft from a personal bank account on Thursday.
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