High-level construction work

A crew of 55 workers busily pour concrete to continue raising the new set of grain condominiums at Weyburn Inland Terminal to its final height of 130 feet six inches. The final height was reached on Saturday morning, making it four feet higher than the condos next to it; the condos have a capacity of 1.1 million bushels of grain, bringing the terminal's total capacity to 4.2 million bushels. The crews had to pour the concrete 24 hours a day from Monday until Saturday; work will now begin on the floor and putting the roof and conveyor equipment in place. The condos will be ready for test fills in December, and for filling with grain in January, 2002.

News:

• Work nearly finished on Comp/SE College merger
• Dignitaries, public gather to celebrate 'best small museum'
• Hospital's Ladies Aux. disbands
• Haig teachers, parent hope to pilot learning program
• Recent graduates of RCMP Academy on duty in Weyburn
• Lions Comm. Band needs more players

Opinions:

• Word on the Street: What bothered you the most about the U.S.attack?

Sports:

• Red Wings drop home-and-home series with Yorkton
• Sask. Winter Games sports getting ready

A big tussle

Weyburn and Yorkton players wrestle in front of the Red Wings bench, stopping play in the Red Wings' home opener on Saturday with 16 seconds left in the game. The referee declared the game over after the players were finally cleared off the ice, and the Yorkton Terriers were the winners by a score of 6-4. Click here for details

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