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Crime Stoppers Report

The Estevan Police Service is asking for the public's help in solving a recent break-in. On March 12, a break and enter occurred at the Rig Store on Sixth Street. The door was damaged and property reported stolen.

Playwrights from the area recognized at competition

Playwrights from Saskatchewan were honoured recently at the Ottawa Little Theatre's 70th annual national one-act playwriting competition.
Intoxicated drivers and fighters gain police attention

Intoxicated drivers and fighters gain police attention

A 42-year-old Flin Flon man was charged with the Criminal Code offence of impaired care and control of a vehicle and driving while his blood-alcohol level was over .08 per cent on March 15.

Weyburn Humane Society to close shelter for 2 weeks

Weyburn's Humane Society animal shelter will be closed to the public for the next two weeks, after they took in a dog carrying the Parvovirus, a viral disease that affects dogs and puppies.

City police investigate calls of thefts and mischief

A total of 89 calls for service were received during March 14-20, including five residential and one commercial alarm, and a number of charges of theft and mischief. City police are investigating a theft from a personal bank account on Thursday.
Newcomer Gateway proving popular

Newcomer Gateway proving popular

Open for just over four months, Estevan's newcomer gateway is proving to be very popular with immigrants throughout southeast Saskatchewan.
More calls for Sun Country firings

More calls for Sun Country firings

The Sun Country Health Region has found itself in the crosshairs yet again.

Time to Twin team conducting new survey

Drivers being asked to provide their input
High school ranking report given short shrift

High school ranking report given short shrift

The report card on Saskatchewan's high schools was released last week and it suggested that the Estevan Comprehensive School had a lot of extra homework to do, giving the province's 15th largest high school a grading of C+.

Potential for flooding top topic for RMs at SARM

The potential for spring flooding was one of the top-most issues of discussion at the recent convention for the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) held in Saskatoon.
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