Weyburn Review

Members of the Young Fellows Club of Weyburn donated $2,000 to the Weyburn Public Library towards their new 3-D printer, shown in the centre.

The Weyburn Legion Hall was packed to capacity on Saturday evening for a fundraiser to help a local family with medical expenses related to their infant daughter.

A decision about a Doggy Day Care for Weyburn was put on hold for two weeks, following a request for approval by Cindy Ann Boehm at the March 26 council meeting.

Premier Scott Moe and his administration have an extremely crucial day coming up that will set the tone for the rest of this year, and will either help or hinder the school boards and municipalities in the setting of their plans for the coming year.

Two staff for the Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS) program detailed how they are able to assist immigrants and other newcomers to be settled into a new school and community, in a presentation to the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday.

Weyburn product and para-snowboarder Curt Minard won his third straight national championship in the upper limb category, fresh off his appearance at the Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.

To the Editor: (This letter was also sent to Audrey Trombley, the board chair, Southeast Cornerstone School Division) Please be advised of our intention to bring to the attention of the general public through the provincial media the situation which

Weyburn Police contacted the local Conservation officers to assist with a yearling moose that had wondered into town in the fog and was seen in Jubilee Park on March 26. Officers attempted to herd the moose out of park but it was spooked by traffic.

A large crowd was on hand for the opening of the TheatreFest 2018 provincial competition for community theatres, hosted by Weyburn’s Crocus 80 Theatre group, with dignitaries providing remarks before the first play was performed at the Cugnet Centre.

February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight results highlight the inexplicable fact that some people are still not wearing seatbelts in 2018. Police forces from across Saskatchewan reported 400 offences related to seatbelts or car seats in February.