Hazel Staloff Members of the Singles Club enjoyed a busy social season, comprising a dine-around at Mi Tierra; holiday gatherings at SaddleBrooke, celebrating Cinco de Mayo during the unseasonably cool (for Tucson) May weather and July 4 in which a monsoon, not uncommon during SaddleBrooke’s summer of 2021, threatened (but did not prevent) the fireworks…
On Aug. 24, past exalted rulers, Doug Harpold and Steve Asp, along with Exalted Ruler Alane Asp, delivered 10 plus cases of water, juice boxes, breakfast bars, and other food supplies to Coronado School’s nurses’ office. The supplies will be used by the nurses to help kids who may be dehydrated, have missed breakfast, or need…
LaVerne Kyrss When Gail Kolenda was about 10, she got bitten by the art bug and has never stopped creating since. “My father was a great artist in his private life and I loved his work, so I started drawing. I took art classes in high school and majored in studio art and theater in…
Suzanne Marlatt Stewart Angels are great messengers, caregivers, and communicators. When asked, they offer us assistance in regards to our relationships, careers, finances, and wellbeing. If a person is open to receiving their assistance, their guidance and help can be profound and life-changing. Have you ever looked at the clock and seen 4:44 again and…
Jane Gromelski, President Our Texas Two-Step and Western Waltz classes will start on Oct. 11 in the MountainView Ballroom. The beginner’s class will meet at 6 p.m., and the intermediate class will meet at 7 p.m. The series of classes will end on Nov. 15. After dancing on the volleyball courts in the spring, we…
Bruce Hale The SaddleBrooke Hiking Club welcomes Dr. James (Jim) Smith, an eight-year club member, as the featured speaker at its monthly meeting and program on Nov. 17, at the Activity Center. Dr. Smith’s presentation is titled A Hiker’s Guide to Birding: SaddleBrooke, SE Arizona, and Beyond. Alongside wildflower viewing, birding is an easy way…
Sam Miller The SaddleBrooke Skygazers Astronomy Club is pleased to host Dr. Thomas Beatty, a faculty member of the University of Arizona Department of Astronomy and Steward Observatory, on Sunday, Nov. 14 at the DesertView Theater, located at 39900 S Clubhouse Dr. at 7 p.m. Dr. Beatty will discuss the devices and methods he uses in…
I’m sure everyone has heard the saying, “The only dumb question is the one you don’t ask!” In a recent article, the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) committee answered questions submitted by the inquiring minds of some of its members. The inquiries were plentiful, making this Q&A follow-up article necessary. The SBLDC thanks all its…