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Sun Country prepares for flu season

Cooling temperatures have signaled the end of summer and beginning of, what is bound to be, a long winter season. As we well know by now, with winter comes flu season.

As I See It It's always worthwhile to ask questions

Thinking about the questions that can give you a headache is something I like to do in my free time.
Flower Focus celebrates one year of business

Flower Focus celebrates one year of business

Business can be a risky thing for retail entrepreneurs.
RCMP weekly report

RCMP weekly report

Story: The Carlyle RCMP detachment handled 57 calls from Sept. 12 to 19. Sept. 12 Emergency Services requested police members to attend to a suspected assault with a weapon in the area.
Willmar centennial celebration

Willmar centennial celebration

After months of planning for this special occasion it finally was a reality. On Friday, July 30th and Saturday, July 31st, 2010 we celebrated this little hamlet of four people's Centennial.

Introducing Prince Fury

I ran into a friend in the supermarket the other day. We talked for a while as her five year old daughter stayed glued tight to her leg.
Quilt show keeps them in stitches

Quilt show keeps them in stitches

The annual Quilt Show, held at Memorial Hall over the weekend of Homespun, proved to be as successful as always, a welcome additional stop on the itinerary of visitors and guests.
Carlyle-based Sears holds opening 小蓝视频

Carlyle-based Sears holds opening 小蓝视频

While it remains in its familiar location, Sears in Carlyle has opened its doors to a new day thanks in part to a redesign of services offered by the long-time locally owned business.

Cougar Corner Student council planning for the year

This week was Spirit Week at G.F. Kells. Students had a lot of fun showing off their school spirit on Pajama Day, Pirate Day, Crazy Hair Day, Disney Day, and Rider Day. The next School Community Council meeting will be held October 20.

Lampman lobster fundraiser sweeps another year

For Shelley Fornwald and Melodie Willock, the decision to volunteer their time in raising money for cancer research was an easy one.
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