Persia is known as the cradle of civilization and has created marvelous art with legends of stunningly beautiful carpets that could fly. As a young boy, this was the world that Amir Karimi, owner of Karimi Rugs in Tucson, grew up in. At a young age, he began expressing his artistic flair by weaving fibers…
Sandy McNabb We are proud to announce that the Institute for Judaic Services and Studies at SaddleBrooke will again be providing High Holy Day Services. Rabbi Sanford Seltzer will again lead our services with Sarah Bollt our Cantorial Soloist, accompanied by Chris Tackett. Below is the schedule for the services which will all be held…
Louise Grabell I’ve had some past “mysteries” occur in my garden that I’ve shared with you. Like, where did the spider lily bulbs come from, or how did snails get into my garden? Well, I have another mystery for you – something totally unexplainable, yet wondrous in its own way. It’s all about my purple…
FSL upcoming lectures Rolly Prager Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries (FSL) is pleased to announce lectures for October and November, part of the ongoing series offered to the SaddleBrooke community. The Oct. 17 lecture features Greg McNamee, who will present “Cowpokes, Crooks and Cactus: Arizona in the Movies.” His talk will include Tyrone Power, Andy Devine,…
Patti Gould Studies by the Environmental Working Group (EWP) found that the average woman is exposed to 126 unique chemical ingredients in personal care products just while she gets ready for the day. In some cases, these chemicals are known or probable human carcinogens, neurotoxicity and known or probable reproductive and developmental toxins, linked to…
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…