Carlyle Observer

One might think that the Saskatchewan Party government would be pretty much immune from most criticism of its handling of key issues in rural life.

Speaking with provincial competitors Autumn Barta and Wendy Bax is enough to make anyone want to hit the gym. Hearing about their experiences and their successes is a real motivator.

Yesterday was a gorgeous day. The sun came out and we had blue sky over Wawota with temperatures up in the 20s.

The end of the school year is approaching quickly and so is exam week. Exam Schedule - June 2011 Thursday, June 23, p.m.: Gr. 10: ELAB 10; Gr. 11: Math A30; Gr. 12: ELA. Friday, June 24, a.m.: Gr. 10: Math; Gr. 11: ELA; Gr. 12: History.

Last Saturday night around 2 AM a stream of cars roared past my house. It was a line of cars in the dozens. I was baffled, at first, but then it occurred to me the movie must have just finished.

One of the more puzzling aspects of the provincial NDP's strategy has been its leader Dwain Lingenfelter's emphasis on rural Saskatchewan.

Carlyle Elementary School was home to a fun-filled evening for four-year-olds on June 2.

Between May 20 and 26, the Carlyle detachment received 108 calls. This article will review reportable incidents based upon their type, to once again show the amazing variety of situations our police force has to handle.

Town council met for a regular meeting on June 1. In addition to council members, two community members were present. The council discussed the purchase of a pump that they have been temporarily using for draining excess water.

"This thing is absolutely beautiful. I am blown away by the combination of the technology, the price, the room and the design of it. I am stunned, honestly stunned.