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Chamber events focus on sports and politics

Chamber events focus on sports and politics

Two upcoming events for members of the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce will focus on politics and sports. In the realm of politics, a Saskatchewan Party round-table discussion will be held with chamber members on Friday, June 1, starting at 11 a.m.
SE College presents over $35,000 in scholarships

SE College presents over $35,000 in scholarships

Southeast College students received $35,150 in scholarships and bursaries at the college’s Industry-Education Luncheon, held on May 15 at the Weyburn Legion Hall.
Weyburn police investigate scams, thefts

Weyburn police investigate scams, thefts

Further to information released by Weyburn police last week, there have been a number of incidents where victims have been contacted either on-line or via telephone and asked to pay either government debt or other debt with iTunes Cards.

Don’t let the kids claim they’re bored

What will your children be doing this summer? This is a question many parents are hearing, or will be hearing, in the coming weeks as school winds down, and the answer could be as simple as just allowing kids to be kids, enjoying the beautiful summer
Producers make seeding progress in SE

Producers make seeding progress in SE

Progress is rapidly advancing in the southeast region as farmers are working hard to get their crops in the ground for the 2018 growing season. In the southeast region, the seeding is about 49 per cent completed, according to Sask.
Work to start on Government Road watermains in July

Work to start on Government Road watermains in July

Weyburn city council awarded the tender for the replacement of the watermains on Government Road at their May 14 council meeting, and the work is slated to start in mid-July.
Police issue advisory on scam in area

Police issue advisory on scam in area

The Weyburn Police Service has received some complaints recently regarding a scam where the victim receives a call or email from some government agency, usually claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency.
The big bucket splashes water at the spray park

The big bucket splashes water at the spray park

A little girl turned her back as the big bucket splashed down a torrent of water at the spray park at River Park on Sunday afternoon.
Giving tips to students in May Clay class

Giving tips to students in May Clay class

Grade 2 students McKenzie Brydon and Nicole Dayaan get some tips on how to make their clay monsters better from instructor Terry Creurer, during a May Clay session on Thursday at the Signal Hill Arts Centre.
Bouncy house fun at Nolan Cornish fundraiser

Bouncy house fun at Nolan Cornish fundraiser

Children enjoyed some time bouncing and sliding at this bouncy house, during the birthday fundraiser event for Nolan Cornish held on Thursday evening at the Weyburn Free Methodist Church in the fellowship hall.
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