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Santa Claus drops in to visit and hand out treats at the family Christmas party held for residents of Tatagwa View long-term care home on Wednesday.

The Crescent Point Energy Wings travelled to Regina for a league game on December 5, where the Regina Sharks hosted, and after having a few days off, the team was well rested and ready to play.

A major transmission pipeline under construction by TransGas will allow natural gas customers to access a new supply being developed by producers in southeast Saskatchewan's oil-rich Bakken region.

The Weyburn Oil Show Board donated $5,000 to the Southeast College Education Foundation on December 3 to give youth the opportunity to participate in safety training programs in the oil and gas industry.

The Weyburn Humane Society is seeking help in the form of new board members and volunteers at their upcoming annual general meeting. The yearly meeting will disclose the current financial situation of the organization and is open to the public.

The Weyburn Performing Arts Society is getting a new name, new look and a new logo to go with the proposed theatre/convention centre they are partnering with the City and the public school division to build.

Members of the Vilcu's Karate Club competed in the Fifth Annual open martial arts Young Tigers Challenge in Melville on Nov. 27. The competition was open to participants of all ages, levels and styles of martial arts.

Lt. Mike Mailman, left, gets the adults and children ready to set off in their float in the Parade of Lights, which was held on Thursday evening by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce to help kick off the Christmas season.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre used the week of Dec. 2 to 9 to shed light on the issue of partner abuse. Executive Director of Envision Patt Lenover-Adams stated that the "research and statistics on partner abuse is staggering.

Kathy Huang, 17-months, looks up in wonder at Santa Claus as her mother Xue Li comforts Kary Huang, four years, at Tatagwa View on Wednesday.