Carlyle Observer

A severe thunderstorm warning was in effect for the Carlyle region Sunday night. Environment Canada issued the warning at 8:58 p.m. Sunday evening. Several rural municipalities along Highway 13, and elsewhere in the southeast, were covered.

The severe thunderstorm watch for the Carlyle area has been lifted. Environment Canada issued the watch at 6:23 p.m. Friday evening. It came to an end at 8:35 p.m.

There are two new cases of COVID-19 to report, the Ministry of Health said Friday bringing the total to 815 cases. Both of the new cases are in the central region. Of the 815 reported COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan, 43, or about 5.

One person is facing charges after the Carlyle RCMP conducted a search warrant at a residence in Manor on Thursday. During the search the RCMP located a loaded nine-millimetre handgun as well as several rounds of ammunition.

The Carlyle RCMP has announced charges in connection with a couple of recent fires at the White Bear First Nation.

The Carlyle RCMP has announced charges in connection with a couple of recent fires at the White Bear First Nation.

The school in Manor was the recipient of the goodwill of Country Garden Greenhouse in Carlyle, receiving seven trees that were planted in the northeast corner of the schoolyard.

With a lot of events cancelled in the country and province, Canada’s birthday was still celebrated at Moose Mountain Provincial Park and White Bear Lake Resort.

The Saskota Baseball League is off and running for the 2020 season playing the first scheduled games on Thursday, July 2. The league will consist of the same nine teams as last year and each team will play a shortened schedule of 10 games.

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