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A trio of moose relaxed in the soft snow at North Weyburn near the post office building on Monday. Residents say they have been hanging around the hamlet lately, eating twigs off the willow and poplar trees and bushes

A new outdoor Crokicurl rink was premiered on Saturday in Weyburn to mark National Curling Day. The rink was built in cooperation by the Weyburn Ag Society and the Weyburn Curling Rink, and representatives from both organizations were on hand to put on a demo of how to play the game, basically an outdoor giant version of the Crokinole board game.

The Weyburn Oilfield Technical Society (OTS) held their annual bonspiel at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Friday and Saturday, with 24 rinks taking part. The Weyburn OTS supports junior curling, and as part of that support, junior curler Owen Klein was awarded the Michael Mainil-Kim Brady True Grit Award of $500 on Friday evening.

The Weyburn Fire Department responded to a call of smoke in a residence on Third Street 麻豆传媒AV at Second Avenue on Friday evening

Tours are set up throughout February of the James Weir People's Choice Art Competition, with curator Regan Lanning providing background behind many of the works. In this past week, she gave tours to a group from the CMHA in Weyburn and from Grade 2 at Legacy Park Elementary School.

These are photos taken of the blizzard as it roared through Weyburn on Monday evening, and then the sundog which appeared on Tuesday as the winds continued to blow after the storm has passed

The Weyburn Curling Rink held their annual Ladies Bonspiel on Friday and Saturday, with eight rinks taking part. There was an 80s theme for the bonspiel with prizes for the best-dressed team. The A final was won by the "Just Wanna Rock" team over Pink Ladiez, with team member Robin Stetler throwing the winning tie-breaker shot.

Mild weather over the last weekend of January allowed Weyburn residents of all ages to get outside and enjoy the fresh air, on the sledding hill and at the outdoor rink. The sledding hill has a new addition, as the Weyburn Oilwomen installed a sled lending centre for anyone who wants to go tobogganing but don't have their own sled.

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