Jan Springer Do we really need a wildlife crossing bridge and tunnel on Oracle Road? How many times have you heard that question since the road construction began many months ago? Come learn why we do need these crossings and much more when featured speaker Hannah Stitzer, Program and Outreach Associate for the Coalition of…
Category: September 2015
Features, September 2015
Looking for the perfect pup?
To meet these pups or if you are looking for a specific breed, contact Leslie at [email protected] and please, if you love your pet—plan for their future without you. Thousands of pets across the country will die today because their owners didn’t take the time to plan for their life.
Clubs & Classes, September 2015
SaddleBrooke English Country Dancers
Enid Fowler We hope that you have been getting some good exercise with lots of fun this summer. It has been said that the problem with older people is they just don’t dance anymore! Dancing is terrific exercise – it’s fun and something most people can easily do. Besides giving you a great cardio boost,…
Generals, September 2015
SaddleBrooke One From your Events Committee
Wednesday, October 7 – Wine Tasting Ticket price is $15 per person and on sale now in the Administration Office. Monday, October 12 – Bingo 2nd Monday of every month in the Vistas Dining Room Bingo sales begin at 5:30 p.m. Early Bird Bingo at 6:45 p.m. Regular Bingo begins at 7:00 p.m. Prices start…
Features, September 2015
Travel active
Susan Dawson-Cook Many people tell me their workouts were going great until they took an extended trip and fell out of the habit of regular exercise. If you want to return from your next vacation without losing conditioning or packing on additional pounds, all you need to do is plan ahead for activity and take…
Religion, September 2015
Community Church at SaddleBrooke supports Young Life Capernaum
Carol Thompson Young Life Capernaum, a ministry to high school and college age people with special needs, is a ministry supported by Community Church at SaddleBrooke. Capernaum is hosting a fundraising event to support the ministry’s daily and weekly events and to help leaders and participants go to a camp specially geared to serving teens…
Generals, September 2015
Save these dates
It won’t be long before the Tucson Symphony Orchestra will be filling the Tucson Music Hall with its wonderful music. Fifteen years ago, a group of music lovers formed the SaddleBrooke Symphony Guild with the mission to “Provide residents the opportunity to strengthen our community’s awareness and support the Tucson Symphony Orchestra.” The Guild facilitates…
Generals, September 2015
Pinal County town hall focuses on taxes
Maxine Brown Where Your Tax $ Goes! is the theme for the 28th annual Pinal County Town Hall, Thursday, October 22. Approximately 180 delegates are expected to attend the informative sessions at Poston Butte High School in San Tan Valley with a pre-event reception and networking get together in Florence at the LB Cantina On-the-Patio…
Clubs & Classes, September 2015
Jewish Friendship Group
Marilyn Anthony The August 12 happy hour was a great success with close to 60 people in attendance. The pizza was great; the conversation and camaraderie even better. We will certainly try to have another happy hour in the near future. The JFG will host the annual post Yom Kippur Breakfast on Wednesday, September 23…
Clubs & Classes, September 2015
Popular “Thirdsty Thursday” attracts new Freethinkers
Fran Berman Thirdsty Thursday drew the largest gathering yet since it began in June. More than 25 people from SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch met at the Roadrunner Grill on August 20 for two hours of unstructured socializing, appetizers and beverages. Eight new members were introduced to other Freethinkers and enjoyed dynamic discussion in a happy…