Weyburn Review

The Griffin Recreation Board has some upcoming events planned for November. *The Board held their last meeting on October 4 (always the first Monday of the month).

The issue of whether to put in traffic lights at the intersection of 16th Street and First Avenue was discussed at the recent meeting of Weyburn's Police Commission, city council was told.

Britney and Brooke Alexander practice their ballet stance in preparation for performing in the "Great Russian Swan Lake" with the Moscow Ballet on Nov. 11 and 12

The Weyburn Minor Football Association is currently in the process of finalizing construction plans for a new playing facility for their programs.

The Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) has awarded the Weyburn Inland Terminal (WIT) its "Grain Handler of the Year" designation for shipping to the U.S. market.

The Southeast Cornerstone School Division will be meeting with the 39 School Community Councils to go over the results of the 40 Developmental Assets Survey, and discuss how best to address the needs of students in the school division.

A front-end loader works at removing flax bales away from the row of round bales on fire, during a massive blaze of stored bales across the road from NorAmera BioEnergy ethanol plant on Nov. 2.

Weyburn PetroBakken Wings players Brandon McClarty, No. 24, and Austin Roesslein, No. 17, are pressed in by Moose Jaw Warrior defenders as they attempt to get the puck at the side of the net

I was thinking I could call this column something like, "Storms I have known " or something equally pretentious, but I don't know how well that would go over.

The Griffin Rec Board held their last meeting on Oct. 4, and made plans for their annual trade show. The Playground Committee has been very busy and the Griffin Centennial Park is looking great.