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Police investigate thefts, alcohol-related incidents

Members of the Weyburn Police Service dealt with 129 occurrences over the week of Apr. 25 to May 1, including incidents of theft and assaults, and many of the calls were alcohol related.
Manning laptops at the TV Auction

Manning laptops at the TV Auction

A group of Young Fellows man laptops, as they enter in bids to the 54th annual TV Auction at the Weyburn Comprehensive of Saturday. A speaker at the microphone details which items are up for bid.
Book connects Weyburn to serial bank robber

Book connects Weyburn to serial bank robber

How do two people with the same upbringing turn out so different? That is the question author Cecile Wehrman set out to discover when she began writing "The Brothers Krimm.

Council applies for Provincial Disaster Assistance

A regular meeting of the Weyburn City Council was held on April 26; here are the main points of interest: Flood Planning Weyburn has so far been luckier than other Saskatchewan cities when it comes to flooding but high water levels are still a concer

Weyburn walk to end Muscular Dystrophy

The second annual Weyburn Campaign to End Duchenne will be taking place on May 14. The fundraiser is being organized by the Kerr family, which has four young boys living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in Weyburn.

Incoming U of S students invited to prepare for academic future

Incoming University of Saskatchewan students and their parents living in Weyburn and area are invited to attend U-Start, a free two-hour program that will help them prepare for their academic future at the U of S.

McHappy Day supports Family Place

Helping children is on the menu at Weyburn's McDonald's Restaurants this May. It's McHappy Day on Wednesday, May 11 and for every Big Mac, coffee or Happy Meal purchased, $1 will go to help The Family Place.

Police warn residents to use caution along river

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for week of April 18 to 24:*On April 24, police officers stopped a fight outside a local bar. A man was arrested for being intoxicated in a public place and charged under the local fighting bylaw.

Arson charged for fire near Carlyle

A woman has been charges with arson for a house fire near Carlyle. On April 26 at 9:20 p.m. Carlyle RCMP and the Kipling Fire Department were called to a house fire on the Pheasant Rump First Nation.

Dance showcase to benefit food bank

Local dancers are coming together to stock food bank shelves. Marley's Dance Effex and De Tricky Feet Dance Studio will be hosting a benefit evening for the Salvation Army Food Bank on Thursday, May 5 beginning at 6:30 p.m.
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