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The national judges of the Communities in Bloom (CiB) competition visited Weyburn on July 29, touring several parks, yards and City facilities. "Overall, I was impressed with the whole city," said CiB judge Margaret Bateman Elison.

The first provision of new tobacco legislation will come into effect on August 15 in Saskatchewan.

The Estevan Farmers' Market is the place to go if you're interested in buying neat, interesting, or tasty products with that special homemade or homegrown touch that you just won't find in a department store.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced that it is holding the province's minimum wage steady at $9.25 until the Minimum Wage Board completes its next minimum wage review. The minimum wage has increased 16.3 percent since January 1, 2008.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of July 25 to August 1: *On July 31, a vehicle was reported stolen to police. The vehicle was later located on Souris Avenue near 10th Street.

The Weyburn District Regional Planning Commission held a meeting on August 4 to reaffirm their commitment to orderly planning for growth.

Carlyle RCMP are not releasing the name of the dead person that was located after a fire was extinguished, recently. On July 28 at approximately 8:19 p.m. the Carlyle RCMP responded to a complaint of a barn fire just outside of the town of Redvers.

Building on the success of the all-new 2011 Super Duty launch, Ford Motor Company of Canada has developed a unique and highly targeted consumer interaction program, Project SD-11, to support truck activity in Western Canada.

A group of rural residents living south of the city of Estevan have had enough and they're doing something about their problem.

The debate over speed limits is about to be reignited again.At the July 26 regular meeting of Estevan city council, a bylaw was introduced that, if passed, would lower the speed limit on Fourth Street, from Souris Avenue to 14th Avenue to 40km/hr.