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Grade 4 teacher Colleen Sproat sits with two of her students, Jenna Chessall and Sheridan Hemphill, at the bake sale they put together to help raise money to give to the Red Cross, to help those afflicted by the flood in Weyburn.

This city tractor street-sweeper works at pushing out the flood waters lying on Highway 39 just near the Government Road bridge on Thursday.

The Weyburn Free Methodist Church is celebrating 100 years of continuous ministry in Weyburn and wants the community to celebrate with them. The church will hold a concert on July 2 at 7 p.m.

Ed Komarnicki, Member of Parliament for Souris-Moose Mountain, spoke on the Budget Bill in the House of Commons in Ottawa on June16 and mentioned the wet and flood conditions in Souris-Moose Mountain.

The Weyburn Police Service is warning residents about a new type of fraud related to the recent flooding. "The recent flood disaster in Weyburn has seen members of the community come together as a team to minimize the effects of the influx of water.

Two new inductees to Weyburn's Walk of Fame were honoured on June 18 at City Hall. Harold MacKay and the late Tom Laing were inducted into the business and industry category while family and friends watched proudly.

Long-time physical education teacher and coach Wanda Pegg will be leaving the Weyburn Comprehensive School (WCS) after nearly 30 years this fall. Pegg began at the Comp in 1982 and will be retiring at the end of the school year.

Scott Benning is a name synonymous with soccer in Weyburn. Scott is a soccer coach, referee, technical director, website updater and a proud soccer dad.

Back-to-work legislation was tabled on June 20 to end the Canada Post lockout and return mail delivery service, but the NDP does not want this to happen and will do what they can to delay legislation.

The Weyburn Golf Club is accepting entries into the fourth annual Legacy Golf Tournament. This year's edition of the Legacy will be held on Saturday, July 16.