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Carlyle Observer

Pause for Reflection: The long and winding road and losing the path syndrome

A man went to the doctor with a strange complaint. "Doc, when I drive to work in the morning I start to sing 'The green green grass of home'.

Arcola puts a hold on this year's Robbie Burns Day

The Scottish community in the community of Arcola has had to put their annual Robbie Burns Day celebration on hold for this year.

6 & under back on ice after holiday break

Well the 6 and unders were back into the swing of hockey on the weekend, withtheir first game since before the holidays. Afew of our regular goal scorers attempted to ring up the score against the Carnduff team.

Pee Wee Cougars in two weekend league games

The Carlyle Pee Wee Cougars started the year with a game in Kipling on Friday, Jan. 7. Kipling got off to a good start and scored 3 unanswered goals.
High praises to the Happy Nun

High praises to the Happy Nun

You'll leave happy from the Happy Nun. And, after a fabulous meal, punctuated with intriguing conversation at a quaint little table, surrounded by pleasant decor, who wouldn't leave happy.
Manor firefighter calendars still available

Manor firefighter calendars still available

A new year may already be upon us, but a volunteer group of firefighters from Manor want to kindly remind people the calendars they're selling as a fundraiser are still available.

Lampman, Carlyle bringing resolutions to SUMA

With the annual SUMA (Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association) meeting just over a month away, communities throughout the province have prepared resolutions for the body to vote upon, and this year two of the more than 20 resolutions have been

NDP desperate to regain rural foothold

The recent news of long-time New Democrat Pat Atkinson's pending departure from politics reminds us of an important turning point for the NDP.
Carlyle remembers a legacy - E.J. "Ted" Brady

Carlyle remembers a legacy - E.J. "Ted" Brady

The town of Carlyle lost a vibrant and engaging member of the community recently with the passing of former mayor Edward J. 'Ted' Brady.

Maxmillions make for happy New Year in southern Saskatchewan

Â鶹ÊÓƵeast Saskatchewan rang in the New Year with two million-dollar winning lottery tickets.
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