Carlyle Observer

I am concerned that the proposal to pave Provincial Highway #361 from number 9 to the R.M. of Browning is not a good use of the R.M of Moose Creek's $1.9 million in ratepayer's money or in-kind contributions for the following reasons: 1.

Isn't it nice when a plan comes together? No doubt a feeling of a job well done is presently pending for members of Carlyle's Memorial Hall board, after a three or more year quest to ease access to the hall's theatre for those with mobility issues is

The weekly RCMP report is prepared with the assistance of the Carlyle RCMP. Issues involving the Mental Health Act, among others, are not reported. The report this week covers the period of Jan. 21, 2011, to Jan. 27, 2011.

A couple questions from municipal leaders from across the country hit me as especially pertinent to the problems facing rural Saskatchewan communities today.

Paige Lawrence and Rudi Swiegers have something to smile about these days.

The 2 new virtual signs have arrived. These signs will not only act as a beacon for students to find their way to school, but they will also keep students informed about upcoming school events and dates.

The annual Moose Mountain Ag Day will be back in the area soon, with another wonderful line-up of speakers and trade representatives.

The Carlyle Pee Wee Cougars played a league game in Lampman on Tuesday, January 18. It was a great evening for hockey. There was even music between whistles that made the players feel like NHLers and the moms feel like dancing.

The other day, while scanning the internet for some information, I happened upon a website which was advocating for the political union between the United States of American, and Canada.

Carlyle town council has expressed some concern about the potential for flooding within the municipality come spring thaw, and is considering ways to mitigate the potential damage this would cause to infrastructure.