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Galilee Regines and her family celebrated the opening of Meok Ja Milk Tea Bar in Weyburn on Saturday, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Mayor Marcel Roy

Minor hockey teams from the U9, U11, U13 and U15 age levels have been taking part in a 3-on-3 tournament through the past week at Crescent Point Place. This gallery of photos is from a U11 game on Saturday, with team 1 vs team 4. The games have no referees and no stops other than when a goal is scored.

A new season began for U15 and U17 Weyburn Rattlers field lacrosse teams on Friday evening, as Weyburn Lacrosse held practice for the teams at Weyburn's Credit Union Spark Centre. Coach Chuck Hignett ran the players through a number of drills for the 90-minute practice. They will attend two weekend tournaments this year, with one being Sask. Lacrosse Field Provincials.

Children had a week-long day camp to enjoy during their Easter break week off school, with a wide variety of activities from art to recreation and sports at Weyburn's Credit Union Spark Centre. Each day had a different theme, with different activities to keep the kids busy.

The Houligan Acres farm, located just east of Weyburn, hosted families for a time of Easter egg-gathering, and petting of baby goats, chicks, bunnies and guinea pigs along with horse rides. Each family were also able to have a photo taken with the Easter bunny during their visit to the farm.

The Weyburn Public Library hosted 30 families for an Easter egg hunt on Saturday morning, with some fun Easter crafts afterward in the Allie Griffin auditorium. There were some 300 eggs and prizes hidden all around the library for families to find.

Parishioners from St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church marked the "Stations of the Cross" in a journey around Weyburn on Good Friday morning, modelled on the Via Dolorosa journey marking the journey Jesus took in Jerusalem, carrying the cross to where he was crucified. The journey in Weyburn took the group around the city, stopping for reflection and prayer at key points, including the Court House, Hospital, fair grounds, downtown and City Hall before ending back at the church.

The Grade 5 class at Assiniboia Park Elementary School had a few former teachers and parent volunteers come by to help lead them through the process of making pysanka, or Ukrainian Easter eggs, on Wednesday. The eggs were prepared ahead of time, along with dyes, and instructions were carefully explained step-by-step as the students drew and coloured on their Easter eggs.

The funds will go towards helping the Humane Society in their operations at the animal shelter.

The Lighthouse Church told the story of Jesus Christ, performed by youth members of the Lighthouse Worship and King's Club.