Carlyle Observer

The Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Sept. 21, to discuss various matters. Intersection survey A survey was completed online by 99 individuals regarding the safety of the intersection at Main Street and Souris Avenue.

The Nakota language is slowly being lost, but two local native speakers of the language – Armand McArthur of Pheasant Rump and Peter Bigstone of Ocean Man – are hoping to spread the knowledge passed down to them by their relatives to a new generation

Since I’ve almost, but not completely, retired from my work, I’m treating myself to tea at Tim Horton’s a couple of times a week.

Ms. Biberdorf would like to thank all the grade 11 and 12 students who brought their quilts or sewing projects for display at the Homespun Quilt Show. They looked fantastic. The Cross Country Running Team practises Mon. to Fri. after school.

One line in Il Divo’s song “Mama” always chokes me with emotion. I think of my mother’s sacrifice and every mother’s sacrifice. When a baby is born, a mother’s life is on hold. Everything else takes second place.

If you missed it last year, there's still time to go wild in the Moose Mountains, as Moose Mountain Recoup and Release Wildlife Rescue (Moose Mountain R n R) holds their second annual 'Moose Mountain Gone Wild!' fundraising evening Saturday, Oct.

This year, Carlyle's Homespun Craft Show & Sale celebrated 30 years.

Lorna Tinio came to Carlyle from the Philippines and she brought her passion for volleyball with her.

Since it was built in 2004, Carlyle's Bowan Rekken Memorial Park has been the site of a living tribute to Kelly and Susan Rekken's son, Bowan, who passed away 12 years ago.