Carlyle Observer

Actually, it all began in the raspberry patch. As I was picking from our heavily-laden berry branches the other day I noted how many had already dropped to the ground and how tentatively some clung to their stems.

Before allowing Timmy, to walk to school alone his mother asked her neighbour Shirley Goodnest if she would follow him at a distance. Shirley agreed, since she went walking with her toddler anyway.

The Carlyle detachment of RCMP responded to 86 calls of service between Monday, June 27, and Sunday, July 3. 911 calls There were two non-emergency misdials. Assault There were three different assaults during this time.

The Alameda Fishing Derby celebrated a milestone on Saturday, June 25, with their 20 th annual derby held. Coming out to enjoy the day included anglers of all ages: a total of 278 adults and 56 youth (12 and under) enjoyed the day.

I’ve been a published writer, author and speaker since 1992, a privilege I’ve treasured.

Summer! Have a fun and safe summer! In the fall, the first day of regular classes for students is Thursday, September 1, 2016, at 9:00AM. Have you forgotten your HomeLogic password? You may now click on the "Forget Password" link to retrieve it.

The Carlyle Flying Club celebrated six decades of area aviation-as well as their home airport's 60 th anniversary- with a community celebration on Saturday, June 25 at the newly-renamed E.J. (Ted) Brady Regional Airport.

An idea whose time has come By Lynne Bell The province of Saskatchewan is introducing a new law that will give families of persons killed by an impaired driver the chance to sue.

When you think of a utopian society “an ideal perfect state or place,” while a more accurate definition would be “impractically idealistic,” what comes to mind? When you think of the perfect world, what is that to you? And I don’t just mean what imme

The Manor School Drama Club hosted their annual performance on Wednesday, June 15. This year they hosted a dinner theatre in the school gym, which was very well attended.