Carlyle Observer

Treasure summer: Why year-round school shouldn't fly in Canada by Lynne Bell The traditional school calendar is rooted in, well... tradition.

Chad was born April 5, 1962 to Aime and Loraine Dumaine. He is the second eldest of six sons.

Emergency plan Carlyle Town Council is currently reviewing and updating the town's emergency preparedness plan. Council requests that any residents who are willing to provide billets in case of an emergency contact the Town Office at 453-2363.

It's been said that a cancer diagnosis is the start of a particularly scary roller-coaster ride, for the person dealing with the disease and for the people who love them.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to 153 calls to service between Friday, May 15 and Friday, May 22.

Dick and Harry (I gave Tom a rest) are building a house when Dick sees Harry going through a bag of nails. He checks each nail. Throws some of them away and puts the others in a box.

Action began last week in the Saskota Baseball League.

The Southeast Vipers Volleyball Club concluded their season with 18U nationals held in Calgary, AB, at the BMO Centre.

Caring about each other and wanting everyone to have access to worship is something those at the United Church in Wawota are making a reality. Currently the church has many stairs and is not wheelchair accessible, but that is all about to change.