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The provincial government is recommending schools enact protocols like wearing masks in high traffic areas, but not mandating it.

The executive director of the Weyburn Youth Centre, Brian Hopfe, is moving on to a new challenge after 19 years at the helm, as he will be moving into a ministry position at the Weyburn Free Methodist Church.

A night of local, physically distanced entertainment with an all-Weyburn lineup of talent will be held on Friday, Aug. 21, with all proceeds going to Ensley Akins of Weyburn.

(Photo of Weyburn-Yorkton game by April Zielke) The annual meeting for the Pioneer Richardson Weyburn Red Wings hockey club will be held on Thursday, Aug. 27 at a location yet to be determined.

Major construction projects are ramping up in the City of Weyburn for the month of August. This year’s construction program provides important improvements to roadways and infrastructure.

Many elements attached to the re-opening of the schools in the South East Cornerstone Public School Division indicate people will become more comfortable with the plans as they roll out implementation.

The Government of Saskatchewan, Education’s Response Planning Team (RPT) and Public Health guidelines are being updated to support the safe return of children to school. The province and Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer, Dr.