Carol Thompson Every month, Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) provides blue bags to encourage food donations for Tri-Community Food Banks in the surrounding areas of SaddleBrooke. July was cold cereal month, and the church participants came through once again! We wish to thank Kathy and Bill Doran, who have worked for this ministry for many…
Category: August 2019
Generals, August 2019
Intuitive insights from a medium – September 11
The SaddleBrooke Metaphysical Study Group (MSG) is sponsoring a unique experience, presented by author and psychic medium, Karen Callan on Sept. 11, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., in the SaddleBrooke One Activity Center. This is a free event. Karen Callan is an author, psychic medium, spiritual advisor, a non-impact aerobics dance teacher, artist and registered…
Features, August 2019
Choir for the memory impaired seeks singers
There are 70 choirs for the memory impaired all over the world, and the choir at Vista de la Montana Methodist Church in Catalina will be number 71! To address the misperceptions of our culture for those whose short-term memory is compromised, the church has created the Vista Song of Joy Choir. The choir will…
Clubs & Classes, August 2019
Another free SaddleBrooke Winds and Strings concert
Saturday, July 6, was an eventful evening full of music and laughter with a little bit of comedy thrown in. SaddleBrooke Winds & Strings started off their free concert with the “Star Spangled Banner,” and we all rose to place our hands over our hearts. Then, an audience member, dressed in his 1940s Army uniform,…
Features, August 2019
SaddleBrooke author publishes two books
Local author and poet Stuart Watkins published Supernatural Stories, which includes stories told to him by his former students as well as some of his personal experiences with dreams that came true, conversations with deceased relatives and other strange experiences. This book is available in the SaddleBrooke gift shop for $10 and through Amazon. Watkins’…
Generals, August 2019
SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network
Meet Kathy and Kevin Tharp Carole Rossof Kathy and Kevin Tharp are a remarkable couple living in SaddleBrooke, and this is their story. It began when they found a pregnant stray dog in Oracle without a tag or microchip. The Tharps took her in with the hope that her owners would come forward, but no…
Clubs & Classes, August 2019
Francophiles celebrate the advent of their 2019-2020 season of events
Pat Smith With the 2019-20 calendar of events finalized by the planning committee, the SaddleBrooke Francophiles are looking forward to their twentieth year of celebrating the culture, foods and wines of France and everything French that goes along with it. Our last season’s finale was a “Paris in the Park” event at the home of…
August 2019
August is National Check Your Pets Microchip month
Carole Rossof Microchips embedded into pets greatly increase the chances that they will be reunited with their families if they become lost, but a microchip only works if its registration information is accurate. For example, Tucson had its first monsoon storm of the season on July 13. I was driving down Edwin Road when I…
Generals, August 2019
Health Night Out Dr. Matthew Malone – Director of Behavioral Health
Phyllis Ketring Many people do not know about the strides that Oro Valley Hospital has made in the treatment of behavioral health. Unless you or someone you know has had need of these services, it is unlikely that you have visited the well-designed inpatient behavioral health unit at the hospital. The inpatient behavioral health unit…
Clubs & Classes, August 2019
Line Dancing with Rebecca: SaddleBrookers dance to bigger and better brains
Dr. Mark Magdanz Among the biggest activities you can do to prevent brain decline is to get out of your house and play more with others. We want to maintain old connections as well as grow new ones. What’s the fastest way to improve brain function? We are fortunate that SaddleBrooke Ranch offers many choices…