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Carlyle Observer

High grain prices causing problems in livestock sector

The Western Canadian farm sector has long dreamed of a period of high grain and oilseed prices. And we are certainly in the middle of such a cycle at present.

Sun Country to hold meeting open to the public in Carlyle

Sun Country Health Region will be holding a Community Leadership Network meeting in Carlyle on April 15 at the Skyline Motor Inn. The meeting has been scheduled to be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Gov't needs better flood planning

Based solely on the Saskatchewan Party government press releases, one might assume it has done all it can to prepare for the spring flood.

DAVIS HAS A SLUGGING START TO REMEMBER

You can have your Josh Hamiltons and Joey Vottos and Jose Bautistas and Mike Trouts. Baltimore Orioles fans are quite happy with their less heralded first baseman, Chris Davis.

Town Council concerned with railway crossings

Town Council convened at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, for a rather quiet meeting. The schools in town made the councillors aware of Pink Day, which is fast approaching and will be held on May 1st.

Carlyle Community School

40 Development Assets - Search institute have identified the following building blocks of healthy development that help young people grow up healthy, caring, and responsible.

I can hardly wait!

As I write this week's article, I admit to occasionally stopping to add another item to my lists: What to Pack and What Still Needs to be Done. In just five days I'm off to Saskatchewan and I can hardly wait.
Shoplifting: a crime too common

Shoplifting: a crime too common

Shoplifting has become prominent around town as is evidenced in the RCMP reports every week.
Go West, young man!

Go West, young man!

The Swissphilosopher and poet Henri Frédéric Amiel once said, "Any landscape is a condition of the spirit," words I concurred with once I met the people of Carlyle and became captivated by the countryside while strolling down Main Street.

Gordon F. Kells High School Cougar Corner

The Gordon F. Kells High School Jr. and Sr. Drama Clubs will be presenting their plays I Don't Want to Talk About It (Produced by Playscripts Inc.) and Outside the Box (produced by YouthPLAYS) for the public. Both plays are by Bradley Hayward.
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