Carlyle Observer

The latest meeting of Carlyle Town Council saw a delegation of concerned parents visit to express their worries over the proposed CN transload facility.

The present system we have in Carlyle works well so why change it? The proposed changes are flawed as you will create a 2 block oval circus of motorists trying to find a parking space on their side so they won't have to lug their goods across 2 lanes

Although Bud Holloway is an entire ocean away from any National Hockey League team, the dream hasn't gone anywhere. Holloway, a 23-year-old hockey player from Wapella, Sask.

Manor students were gifted with a treat on Friday, Feb. 3rd, as roots Blues artist Kat Danser visited the Manor School to share some sounds with the students.

It was the 2003 election campaign when it really dawned on me that the great voter-divide in Saskatchewan isn't necessarily geographically or even the much-talked-about urban-rural split. It's often based on your occupation.

In the week of Jan. 27th to Feb. 2nd, Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 35 calls. Jan. 27th was a rarity for the Carlyle Detachment, as no calls were logged for that day.

Congratulations to our skaters participating in recent competitions. In Minot on January 7th: Halle Doty: FreeSkate Solo 4th, FreeSkate Short 5th, Harris Tango Dance 3rd, Survivor 4th.

If there is one thing I have written about before which I see as critical to the future of farming, at least as we know it, it is a public investment in varietal crop development.

When Shannon Houff opened up a furniture store in the small town of Wawota, Saskatchewan she was met with skepticism. "I don't know if we need something like that here, dear," and "who's going to buy leather furniture in our town.

The 12-9 final score in the recent National Hockey League all-star game in which there were 21 more goals scored than body checks delivered, proves once again that something should be done to make the annual "classic" more like a real game.