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We become too easily desensitized to news of natural disasters. After all, they are inevitable and even the most sensational stories of crime, neglect or ineptitude have become all too commonplace.

The Arcola Family Health Clinic celebrated its first anniversary on May 17. The clinic is owned by a corporation formed by eight neighbouring towns and rural municipalities, and provides essential services to the community and its surrounding area.

Last week, I had an interesting phone call. It was someone from Internet Security Management and he was phoning on behalf of Microsoft.

Town Council held their regular meeting on Wednesday, May 18. The town of Carlyle has been designated as eligible for the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program. Letters were to be mailed out to Carlyle community members on May 20.

Rip-roaring, crowd-cheering, close-finishing fun will take place on May 28 in Carlyle. The Bowan-Rekken Memorial Moto-X Track will once again be home to riders, fans and families filling the stands.

May 22 - 29 is Coaches Week in Saskatchewan.

WARNING: Your computer may be infected by a virus. Take preventative action now! While this flashing across your screen may entice you to take action, that is the last thing you should do.

I'm checking out some career options in case this newspaper thing doesn't work out. And I think I've come up with the perfect idea. I'm going to go into TV production. I've got my eyes on the fast paced world of reality programming.

The days of spring are quickly passing, and farmers are starting to get on the land to start seeding operations. That's the good news, although the conditions remain tenuous at best.

"Tyson Steele defends his Evolution FC Lightweight Championship Belt". That was the headline plastered across MMA news this past week. Tyson, originally from Carlyle, is now living and training in Saskatoon at Alliance Martial Arts Systems (AMAS).