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Carlyle Observer

Home is the cure for a troubled soul

The air was a balmy 75 degrees, hardly autumn weather. Our dinner guests enjoyed the beautiful day sharing a meal around folding chairs pushed together on our covered patio.

Two more candidates file for councillor in Carlyle

Two more candidates have filed their papers for town councillor in Carlyle for the upcoming civic election. Gordon Paulley and Hugh Hislop have joined the race, bringing the total number of councillor candidates to three, as of Wednesday morning.
Harrison was ready for election call

Harrison was ready for election call

Daryl Harrison was ready when the provincial election was called on Tuesday.
Gainsborough assault under investigation

Gainsborough assault under investigation

The Carnduff RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating the person(s) responsible for a break and enter, theft and assault at a business in Gainsborough.
Carrying on the legacy

Carrying on the legacy

For many of us, we can remember seeing Terry Fox marching with a smile, followed by his entourage on our televisions. The Canadian weather did not deter his efforts to bring awareness to and raise funds for the fight against cancer.

Not chasing applause and acclaim

I was late to the party of fans that enjoyed the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation when it aired from 2009-2015. I started watching the political satire just this past April after looking for something lighthearted.

Grain drying costs caught up in politics

The problem with politics is … well … the politics. Or so we are again reminded as we head into another provincial election and, less likely, a federal election. Caught in the middle are Saskatchewan farmers struggling to get through harvest.
Alameda Minor Hockey and COVID-19

Alameda Minor Hockey and COVID-19

“To say 2020 has been a year of adapting is an understatement.
Dianne Twietmeyer will represent the NDP in Cannington

Dianne Twietmeyer will represent the NDP in Cannington

Dianne Twietmeyer will represent the NDP in the Cannington constituency in the upcoming provincial election. Twietmeyer, originally from Australia, moved to Saskatchewan with her husband who was raised on a farm south of Oxbow, about 45 years ago.

Alida residents enjoy time with family

Visiting with Dale and Holly Anthony for three days recently were his sisters Hazel Diebel and Heather Goddard as well as his brother Wayne Anthony, all from Moose Jaw.
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