Valerie Malik Bring your golf cart with holiday decorations and lights. Tour the holiday light displays throughout SaddleBrooke. Join us for the fifth annual Golf Cart Parade of Lights. The parade will be starting and ending at the HOA 1 Activity Center. Registration begins at 5:00 p.m. and the parade starts at 5:45/dusk. There will…
Dr. Craig W. Brue Lower back pain is the single leading cause of disability worldwide. The American Chiropractic Association confirms that 80% of the population will experience back problems at some time in their life. Back pain, though associated with those in their older years, can impact anyone at any age. Even kids experience back…
Liz Boyd WOOO is for single women living in SaddleBrooke and the Ranch who want to stay busy and enjoy life. Our activities include: Dining Out: We go out for dinner on the third Wednesday of each month and enjoy Tucson’s restaurants. Potlucks: On the fourth Saturday of the month, we gather at a member’s home for…
Maggie deBlock On September 28, 2017 SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club welcomed two speakers and two students from Sycamore Canyon Academy. Our guest speakers were Ms. Maria Romero, Case Management Coordinator and Shift Supervisor Mr. Paul Boyd. Mr. Paul Boyd provided an overview of Sycamore Canyon Academy (SCA) and explained that SCA is a program of…
Phyllis Ketring The twentieth anniversary of the Health Fair was a great success thanks to the dedication, willingness and skill of the SaddleBrooke One staff and over 100 SaddleBrooke volunteers. Over 1200 people attended the fair. As always, many fairgoers lined up to receive flu immunizations, pneumonia shots, lab tests and even the shingles vaccine.…
Lydia O’Connor The October meeting was opened by club President Carol Tibor. There were no new members or guests so we proceeded to welcome our guest speaker. What an appropriate subject to learn about in the month of October, The Paper Trail of Death. The guest presenter was Amy Urman, a licensed Private Investigator and…
Angie Denahan The P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) is a 148-year-old entity that aims to help women achieve their goals in life through education. P.E.O. contributes to the achievement of their life’s goals through scholarships, grants, low interest loans and awards. In Arizona alone, there are 148 chapters with nearly 6000 members helping to fund these…
Tim Morsani Join or renew with the Preserve/Mountain View 9ers Golf Group before December 15 for only $40 which includes the AGA handicap fee. It’s a great deal but the best part is playing golf on Tuesday afternoons with a bunch of guys whose main focus is having fun on the golf course. On golf…
Let us entertain you Lynne Kumza Want to add a little pizazz to your parties? Let us entertain you. We’re very versatile! I’m sure we’ll make you smile! We are not professionals, but just ladies that like to dance. Our latest performance was at the Resurrection Church in Oro Valley. The SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club…
Jim Hagedon Many folks who are interested in taking their photography beyond travel and family frequently ask, “What should I photograph?” The simple, short answer is, “Whatever interests you!” But at times it’s helpful to have something that sort of primes the creative pump! That’s one of the reasons that the Digital Photography Club of…