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With 2010 now stored neatly into the history books and an exciting 2011 facing the province, the Sask.

A revival of community spirit and co-operation was very much in evidence in Estevan this past year, which was very heartening to witness on many fronts.

Brian Johnson is arguably the most verbose member of Estevan city council. However what isn't up for debate is the fact Johnson is council's most punctual member.

The Estevan based Trent's Tire curling team consisting of skip Colby Fessler, third Karlee Fessler, second Layne Hawrylak, and lead Taylor Marcotte competed in the Regina Youth Junior Boys/Mixed 17 and under Bonspiel Dec. 27-30, 2010.

There was one vehicle/pedestrian accident on Dec. 31 that disrupted what was a relatively quiet New Year's Eve in the Energy City.

The Highway 39 rivalry is alive and well. After three heated battles in as many days, the Eagle Drilling Estevan Bruins and Weyburn Red Wings made it very clear that they do not like each other.

If you ask most children about their favourite part of the holidays, they'll most likely tell you it's getting presents and/or the time off school.

Newcomers to southeast Saskatchewan have another place to turn to to help with their transition to a new country.

When the Eagle Drilling Estevan Bruins suit up for their home game against the Melfort Mustangs this Saturday night, they'll have a new, but familiar face at the helm. The game will be Chad Leslie's first as the team's new head coach.