Carlyle Observer

In a homily on forgiveness Father Brendan McGuire cites an example from the Rwanda genocide, where hundreds of thousands of people were slaughtered by tribesmen of their own nation.

Connie Wilson, who grew up in Carlyle, has been selected to represent the Saskatchewan Command of the Royal Canadian Legion this summer as part of a Legion Pilgrimage.

Approximately 300 people attended Carlyle Motor Products 25th Year Anniversary on May 12. The event, which lasted from 11:30 to 1:30, saw a continuous flow of people in and out of the doors to help celebrate the remarkable event.

The following is the opinion of Sandi Urban-Hall, spokesperson for the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee.

School Community Council has been busy fundraising this past year for Smart boards.

After nearly a year of frustration and anger, the people of Wawota are generally pleased at the news from Sun Country Health Region, that additional long term beds will be added to long term care in the town's Deer View Lodge.

What do you think of when I mention the name Buick? For many people the image that comes to mind is a plush, super-soft sedan, with style and performance that appeals to car buyers of "a certain age.

The story of Carlyle Motor Products, which celebrates 25 years in business this week, is forever linked to the story of its owner, Garnet Goud.

Rain, rain, go away. This past weekend, I spent in Brandon, Manitoba. We drove in late Friday evening. I couldn't help but think what was behind all of that blackness? You see, I receive government news releases to my email every day.

While conducting an interview this week, I met some lovely people - and some very interesting characters. Jacqueline and Mark, the people, recently moved to our part of the world.