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Well that's that. The Saskatchewan Roughriders' Centennial season of 2010 ended in anti-climactic fashion with a 21-18 loss to the Montreal Alouettes in the 98th Grey Cup at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium on Sunday.

A Weyburn couple has been honoured both locally and provincially for their work with immigrants and keeping heritage alive and well in Saskatchewan.

Jennifer's Journal

Members of Southeast Regional College (SERC) and the University of Regina (U of R) officially launched a community?based Master's of Education (MEd) program in Weyburn on December 1.

The Festival of Trees is being called "an incredible success," earning over $40,000 for The Family Place.

A 12-year-old boy from Lumsden had the opportunity to help kick-off the 98th Grey Cup from on-field with the Saskatchewan Roughriders as the Scotiabank Kid Captain.

The results of the senior centre's activitiesfor the week ofNovember 21 toNovember 27: Bridge: (Monday) 1stJean Janoski,2nd Mildred Sandiford, 3rd Chris Diemert. Bridge: (Friday) 1stAnnie Balzer,2nd Andy Goeres, 3rdJim Brown.

Canadian Blood Services and the Saskatchewan Roughriders have released the results of their Bleed Green campaign. The two not-for-profit organizations partnered for a season-long promotion designed to inspire Rider fans to give blood and save lives.

The Wings have taken their last three games serious and know that every game now counts towards their playoff run come the New Year. Weyburn has dispatched the Notre Dame Hounds, Estevan Bruins and now the Kindersley Klippers.

Thirteen young people suffering from a life-threatening illness got the opportunity of a lifetime last week at the 2010 Grey Cup - Saskatchewan versus Montreal, thanks to the Chris Knox Foundation (CKF).