Weyburn Review

To the Editor: The recent drastic actions of the Southeast Cornerstone School Division regarding the removal of the principal at Weyburn Comprehensive School lacks any deep thinking and clarity on their part.

The Weyburn Police Service have received numerous complaints over the past two weeks about the theft of property from recreational vehicles in storage. These complaints are currently under investigation.

The Wheatland Senior Centre held a number of games and activities on Jan. 22-26, with the following results. In bridge on Monday: 1. Reggie Frank; 2. John Whitell; 3. Erskine Sandiford. In bridge on Friday: 1. Berty Lou Dreis; 2. Basil Holyer; 3.

Saskatchewan’s physicians are calling on the provincial government to set 21 as the legal age to purchase recreational marijuana, once the drug becomes legalized in July.

After a thorough review, the Government of Saskatchewan has decided to accept the recommendation for a 3.5 per cent rate increase for SaskPower, compared to the original request of five per cent.

The members of the “Spirit of Grace” group from Grace United Church practice their moves and singing for the song, “When I Grow Up”, which they will be performing at Telemiracle on Sunday, March 4.

Humane Society staff Madison Rubin and Vanessa Coffey say goodbye to Ben, who was adopted recently after four years at the Humane Society animal shelter.

The Weyburn Police Service are asking for any information from the public after an armed robbery was committed on Thursday evening. An unknown male entered a business in the 200 block of Third Street South at about 7:40 p.m.

Weyburn Comp grads and parents are reminded of two events. Grad photos will be taken from Monday to Friday, Feb. 5-9. Every grad is to get a picture taken, but if they want more, there is a $30 sitting fee.