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Several students from Weyburn graduated from the University of Saskatchewan, recently. Desiree Danielle Smith and Michael Aaron Bauche received their Bachelor of Education.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service from the period of July 19 to 25: *On July 25, police attended to complaints of thefts from campers at River Park Campground. Some of the items were recovered. The matter is under investigation.

Long-time Weyburn Humane Society Animal Shelter employee Janna Holtz is leaving the shelter to further her career.

There will be entertainment weaved with heritage at Weyburn's 14th annual Wheat Festival on August 6, 7 and 8. The Wheat Festival will kick-off with a pancake breakfast care of The Family Place at Memorial Park on Friday, August 6 from 8 to 10 a.m.

Try real tough on crime

Two youths appeared in Estevan provincial court Thursday, facing several charges stemming from a vandalism spree in Estevan over the past number of weeks.

Traffic issues on Highways 39 and 6 will continue to be under consideration by the Ministry of Highways, even though a twinning project for the highways was not released in the five-year construction plan.

Stevn Mlynarski, Kaleb Hagen, Raegan Schlosser and Morgan Wiggins take a moment to appreciate the flowers at the Weyburn Leisure Centre on Monday. July 28, the national Communities in Bloom judges will arrive in Weyburn.

Mayor Gary St. Onge will be getting a hefty pay raise after the members of Estevan city council gave final approval to the remuneration review committee report Monday night.

Pangman (cpd) Pangman Days will be held August 6 to 8. It will start with a community supper on Friday, Aug. 6 at 6 p.m. in the Gazebo Park to welcome all new residents to the area. Burgers will be supplied, with potluck salads and desserts.