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By Linda Wegner

The Skyline Motor Inn prior to its demolition. Construction on the motel started in October, 1976. Demolition began in August of this year. (Web photo) This is all that remains as of late last week of the Skyline Motor Inn. (Photo submitted)

E. Bourassa & Sons hosted another barbeque on Aug. 28. A total of $2,069 was raised from three barbecues they held, with all proceeds going towards the Carlyle Sports Arena. Anita Delalleau (centre) accepts the cheque on behalf of the arena.

Carlyle鈥檚 32 nd annual Homespun Craft Show & Sale, 鈥淭he Biggest Little Craft Show in Saskatchewan,鈥� will once again be filling the Carlyle Sports Arena. Over 60 jury-selected vendors will be in attendance on Saturday, Sept. 15, and Sunday, Sept.

By Ken Rolheiser

Ciera Romanow, 16 yrs, and her horse Yanky, made their last performance at the Arcola Rodeo August 10 after a previous injury to the riders ankle turned out to be serious enough to inhibit her from performing stunts again.

Story by Theresa Nett Team alumni Dan Rashovich, former linebacker for 16 seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, is now backing up a foundation dedicated to researching and improving treatments for children鈥檚 cancer.