Greg Nikkel is a journalist based in Weyburn, Canada, and writes for the Estevan Mercury. With a focus on local news, Greg covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, crime, and local government. His articles provide residents with up-to-date information on what's happening in their town and surrounding areas.
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Greg Nikkel focuses on local events, sports, crime, and community organizations in the Weyburn area of Canada. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics.
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WEYBURN - Weyburn city council approved the preliminary budget on Monday evening, with a proposed tax increase of 6.2 per cent and a $50 increase in the base tax.
The Great Weyburn Pottery Throwdown has been running since September and will conclude at the end of June.
Weyburn city council gave second reading to a bylaw to close the Queen Street rail crossing at Highway 39.
The Weyburn Red Wings posted a win over the Notre Dame Hounds on Saturday , and a shootout win over La Ronge on Tuesday.
Southeast College announced the celebration of its 50th anniversary in 2025 with events and initiatives.
“As we continue to make progress with the community on those matters, Enbridge is requesting the RM of Weyburn amend a 12-year-old wind turbine height restriction, under Zoning Bylaw 6-2013, to clearly allow for modern turbine technology and to align with bylaws in neighbouring RM of Griffin as well as other southern Saskatchewan municipalities where wind energy projects have recently been developed.”
Weyburn residents need to voice any concerns or comments they can on the 2025 budget, says Review editor Greg Nikkel.
WEYBURN - The Holy Family school division received approval for a grant of $725,000, for a portable classroom at St. Michael School in Weyburn, the board heard at their January meeting on Wednesday evening.
Holy Family School Division received more funds from the Ministry of Education as their enrolment was higher than the initial estimate.
Longtime Weyburn Rotary member shared about his river rafting experiences in Africa at a club social evening.
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