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Local police tell us summer is now here. Their pronouncement is not based upon the weather or the season or the date, rather it comes from the sudden increase in calls they have to attend to.

The theatre season may have been a wash, but youth musical theatre is continuing with a little razzle and a lot of dazzle.

The University of Regina is holding an Educating Youths in Engineering and Science (EYES) Camp at the Weyburn Comprehensive School from Monday, July 18 to Friday, July 22. The camp is put on by the science and engineering faculties at the University.

It's not a large building by any means. It does not have big glossy signs that draw your attention to its presence, and it sits right in the heart of a residential area in Wawota.

Representatives from the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) and the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee (GTBC) met with Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Minister Don Morgan to receive the report from the special mediator, Richard Hornun

The Weyburn Horticultural Society has two upcoming shows that they are encouraging all gardeners to participate in this year.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of July 4 to 11: *At approximately 9 a.m. on July 9, police received a report of a missing 6-year-old child. The youngster was located a short time later by a family member. *Around 5:30 p.m.

Individuals, families and neighbours who have been affected by flooding in Weyburn and the surrounding area are encouraged to visit the Red Cross Recovery Centre.

For four years now, Pamela Wagner and her daughter Nina Lonsberry, have been organizing one of the most popular camps for kids in the area. At least for girls anyway. Young girls love horses.

Sometimes all it takes is a little effort to make a difference.