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Meeting February 16, 2011 The residential subdivision for 108 Moose Street has been approved by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of February 14 to 20: *On February 19, police attended an accident on First Avenue NW. The driver of an eastbound vehicle was fatigued and crossed into the opposing lane of traffic.

Report from the Weyburn Fire Department for the week of February 15 to 22: *On February 22, fire crews attended a structure fire at the Royal Bank on Third Street. The call came in at 10:16 p.m. and crews had the fire under control by 10:51 p.m.

A new grief support group will be forming in Weyburn this March. The group is based on a six-week program from the Greystone Bereavement Center in Regina.

The people of Weyburn will join with the people of Chile to pray on March 4, World Day of Prayer. The local World Day of Prayer service will be held at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church at 10 a.m.and everyone is invited to this ecumenical service.

The annual Winter Carnival held at White Bear Education Complex did not go exactly as planned, due to cold weather, but students had a fantastic time exploring various activities adapted for the indoors. Activities got underway just after 10 a.m.

Students at Arcola School celebrated Flag Day Feb. 15 with an unique twist: the flag they raised to the top of the pole had flown at the Parliament Building in Ottawa.

The Wawota Save Our Beds Committee is not ready to give up its fight. Members are bringing new information to light at a public meeting organized for March 3, as well as seeking input on the future direction the committee should take.

Excitement surrounding the 20th annual Carlyle and District Lions Club Fundraising Dinner and Auction has led to a sell out days before the event is to take place.

The Kenosee Lake Lions Club raised about $5,500 during its first annual Winter Carnival, deeming it a success.