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Weekly RCMP Report: Aug. 7-13

Weekly RCMP Report: Aug. 7-13

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to 71 calls to service between Friday, Aug. 7, and Thursday, Aug. 13. Assistance Carlyle RCMP were asked to conduct a welfare check on an individual in Wawota after an individual didn't return home.
Playtime at Fairlight's Penelope: The House of Pretend's new lease on life

Playtime at Fairlight's Penelope: The House of Pretend's new lease on life

Fans of Fairlight illustrator Ione Krainyk's book, 鈥淧enelope; The House of Pretend鈥 can now make a play date at the very playhouse that inspired the book.
Seven years of Running the Moose

Seven years of Running the Moose

The seventh annual instalment of the Moose Mountain Marathon was another success. Having grown from approximately 30 people they now welcome an average of 70 walkers/runners. The majestic Moose Mountains awoke to a quiet morning on Sunday, Aug.

Pro/Con

Is financial stress any way to start married life? Lynne Bell We're still in the midst of wedding season and this week, my charming editrix and I are arguing again-this time about wedding day excess.

Bad highways not solely province鈥檚 fault

Recently I had the opportunity to drive Highway #22 from Killaly to Lemberg, and a couple of weeks earlier had covered the stretch from Highway #10 to Lemberg.
Rose Marie Bouchard

Rose Marie Bouchard

Rose Bouchard, late of Redvers, passed away peacefully on Monday, July 27, 2015 with her family by her side at Regina General Hospital, Regina, SK.

Squash in the alley

Like many citizens of our community, the neighbour two doors south of us has a flourishing garden.
Climb in and grab hold

Climb in and grab hold

The Vortex. The Viper. California Screamin'. Expedition Everest. The Boomerang. Thunder Mountain. Ninja.
Free water service suspended by Town of Carlyle

Free water service suspended by Town of Carlyle

Water The Town of Carlyle held its regular bi-weekly meeting on Aug. 5.
First Nations youth learn survival and cultural practices

First Nations youth learn survival and cultural practices

Years ago First Nations lived fully dependent on the land. Sometimes a harsh land on the prairies, they learned to survive and found reprieve from the elements in places like the Moose Mountains.
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