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The Carlyle RCMP detachment handled 53 calls from Nov. 7 to 13. Nov. 7 There was a complaint of suspicious people near White Bear Lake Resort. The call was cancelled after the caller could no longer find the kids, who were the subject of complaint.

The St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Women's League hosted a public address by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Consultant Leah Peterson, from Sun Country Health Region, on November 15 at McKenna Hall.

Jessica Cote never envisioned her life would bring her where she is today.

Agriculture Minister Bob Bjornerud is reminding producers that the deadline to submit applications for the 2010 Gopher Control Rebate Program is November 30.

The school volleyball season wrapped up last week. The grade 8 girls' volleyball team went to Oxbow for playoffs on November 9. The girls played hard but came up short in the playoff round.

The town of Carlyle is now approaching one full year of service with Regens Waste Disposal for household waste removal, and it has been a half-a-year since the curb-side recycling had been adopted by the town.

Stoughton's Royal Canadian Legion Tecumseh Branch #133 laid15 wreaths at their cenotaph this year during their Remembrance Day Service.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of November 7 to 14: *On November 14, police arrested and charged a Yellow Grass male with impaired driving and driving while over .08.

A fatal collision south of Carlyle has left a 72-year-old Alberta man dead. RCMP investigated the two vehicle collision, which occurred on Highway 9, 18 kilometres south of Carlyle on November 15.

The November 11th holiday of Remembrance Day is recognized by many as the most sombre day in the official calendar.