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The weekly RCMP report is prepared with the assistance of the Carlyle RCMP. Issues involving the Mental Health Act, among others, are not reported. The report this week covers the period of Jan. 28, 2011, to Feb. 3, 2011. Beginning on Jan.

Every now and then in world history, there are dramatic periods of revolutionary upheavals that roll across the landscapes of the human condition.

Some call winter the 'long, quiet season.' Others have referred to it as 'the big sleep.

A mom was concerned about her kindergarten son Timmy walking to school. She wanted to give him a feeling of independence. But she also wanted to know that he was safe.

The Carlyle Cougars (Wade) put out a great effort in both of their games this weekend. Our first game was a home game played against Lampman. The Cougars had a strong second period scoring 3 of their 5 goals.

Moose Mountain Wildlife Federation hosted its annual Dinner andAwards Night for the 2010 season at the Carlyle Curling Club on February 6, 2011. A great meal was served of various wild meat entrees, game birds and fish, donated by the members.

I was resting quite comfortably in the ER, in a special area set aside for patients who come in complaining of chest pain. It's like a V.I.P.

The Rural Municipality (RM) #33, Moose Creek, has become the scene of a roiling conflict between some rate-payers and the elected council over a paving project. The project, which will see a 13.

Last week was a busy one. On Thursday, report cards went home. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact your child's teacher or the school. On Friday, the Student Council held the school's Valentine's Day Dance.

Forget has become synonymous with music. The small village has become known in the region for providing musicians with a cozy venue to share their art, and this weekend - Feb. 4 - 5 - they will be singing the blues.