Carlyle Observer

American poet John Greenleaf Whittier once wrote, "For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: 'It might have been!'" He wrote it but I've sure been thinking about it a lot.

Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, August 6 to address various concerns regarding the community, especially those regarding traffic safety in anticipation of the upcoming school year.

Joseph Emond, 64, pled guilty on Wednesday, Aug. 27, to Criminal Harassment and Breach of Release Conditions. He was given a three-year suspended sentence with conditions under supervision.

During the summer, a fun activity enjoyed by many involves playing slow pitch. Many teams are created specifically for tournaments held throughout the year, while 11 teams from the Moose Mountains enjoy playing every Friday.

The August 9 Stoughton Demo Derby, was "a great day to derby," according to organizer Corey Bacon. "For the past two years, we've battled the weather, but this year, things were great.

Less than a month after capturing first place in the Saskota Baseball League, the Carlyle Cardinals played their way to first place in the Senior A Provincial Championship on Sunday, August 10, after an 8-2 victory over the second-place Yorkton Yanke

Hereford cattle were first selectively bred in the mid-1700s by Benjamin Tompkins in Herefordshire, England, for beef-specific characteristics.

The other day I came across an article on the CBC regarding labour laws and children working in a poultry processing farm in Saskatchewan titled, Saskatchewan farmers cry foul over child labour investigation.

Eddie Murphy said after the Pope John Paul II was shot, "Why would you shoot the Pope, he's such a nice man. You must want to go to the head of the line to hell. 'Excuse, me, I don't want to wait. I'm on the Hell Express.

I have never been a bridesmaid. I have been involved in a great number of weddings but I always find myself at the piano or being asked to sing.