Tim Koch, Vice Chair, SB Democrat Club American patriot, hero, astronaut, and sensible gun-ownership activist Captain Mark Kelly was the featured speaker at the SaddleBrooke Democratic Club’s annual kick-off dinner. Captain Kelly’s speech met with rousing support from the 310 attendees in the MountainView Ballroom on January 28. His remarkable service to America includes…
Category: March 2018
Religion, March 2018
CCSB welcomes new members
Carol Thomspon CCSB welcomes new members! Left to right: Susan and Ed Barnes, Rebecca and Alan Call, Doug and Suzanne Ham, Gerald and Elizabeth Phillips, Stew and Andrea Dresch, Judi Rickner, Steve and Lois Smith, Vicki and David Strief, Laura and Tom Poole, Kathy and Kevin Tharp, John and Pennie Quigley, Kathleen and Dick…
Generals, March 2018
An absolutely wonderful art event at Absolutely Art Gallery and Gifts
On March 17 and 18, don’t miss out on your chance to view and purchase some of the finest local fine art at the Absolutely Art Gallery & Gifts Art Event at the Catalina Palms Plaza in Catalina, AZ. Come out and meet over 30 featured artists. An expanded exhibit area has been added…
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Running with the Gourds
Pam Boedeker Members of the SaddleBrooke Nature Club had an Arizona-Perfect day to attend the Wuertz Farm Gourd Festival. It is held annually at the Pinal County Fair Grounds. In one building decorated gourds are set up in categories from kids to Grand Champion gourd artists. Blue, red and white ribbons are awarded in…
Religion, March 2018
Souper Bowl Sunday a success!
Carol Thompson Souper Bowl Sunday at Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) collected more than 1200 pounds of soup for the Tri-Community Food Bank on Sunday, February 5.
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Photography Club captures super moon, eclipse and blue moon
Linda Nagy On January 31, 2018 a phenomenon occurred that hasn’t happened in over 150 years, and won’t happen again until 2037. It was a super, blue, blood moon. In the morning some SaddleBrooke Photography Club members independently photographed the eclipse (blood moon) and blue moon, and in the evening a group met as…
Features, March 2018
How Does Your Garden Grow?
Louise Grabell Everyone can grow tomatoes! One plant is all you’ll need to harvest plenty of delicious fruit to enjoy in early summer. Growing tomatoes in the high desert of southern Arizona is a bit different from other places. Since I grow my tomatoes in a container, the following will explain how to do…
Generals, March 2018
Want a real western experience?
Dorothy Wood Dancing Horse Ranch, right here on the eastern edge of SaddleBrooke, is looking for some volunteers to help with feeding and watering their horses. Help with cleaning the corrals would also be greatly appreciated. The chores are light, the horses are gentle and the folks are friendly. As little as an hour…
Front Page, March 2018
Help prevent hunger with the 20th Annual Food Drive
Nancy McCluskey-Moore On Saturday, March 17 SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) volunteers will be gathering donations of food and money to support the Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB) based in Mammoth. Please leave bagged food donations on your curb by 8:30 a.m. They will be collected by Volunteer Unit Captains and taken to the MountainView Clubhouse for…
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Update from the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke
Tim Morsani Game Warden Jimmy Simmons spoke at a recent Rotary luncheon about his role in Arizona’s Game and Fish Department. He feels he has the best job in the state. Half biologist half enforcement officer, Captain Simmons deals with a variety of issues. He helps move animals, wild sheep for example, from areas…