Carlyle Observer

As grad comes up for Grade 12 students this May and June I always find myself thinking back to what my plans were and how things developed. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do out of school.

The Stoughton Co-op hosted their annual AGM on Wednesday, April 25, to a large crowd amassed to see how the 2017-year went. The financial report read that the Stoughton Co-op had amassed sales of $14.5 million, which was up $2.2 million from 2016.

“Before we get into the report I just want to talk a little bit about boat and bike safety,” Staff Sergeant Darren Simons said. “I’ve already had people question us whether they can use alcohol on a boat.

Finnish-inspired baby boxes have arrived in Carlyle and expectant parents and parents of babies up to three months of age are eligible to receive one free of charge after registering online and completing the process outlined at: www.

There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” Edith Wharton Brene Brown in Braving the Wilderness describes attending Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince with her daughters.

We live on a quiet but busy street in the original neighbourhood of our city.

This year, Cornerstone Family and Youth will celebrate 10 years of growing young gardeners through their Outdoor Exploration Club. “I think it's really important for kids to know where their food comes from,” says CFY Corodinator Jenn Sedor.

The Carlyle Chamber of Commerce met on Thursday, April 26, for their Annual General Meeting and Awards Night.

The Redvers and District Music Festival hosted their Competition Awards Program on Monday, April 23. Here musicians and speech masters accepted their awards after competition occurred the week prior.