James E Cox His life was filled with music, which we were blessed to share. At parties and each Flag Day, he’d sing with style and flair. In youth he’d sung with renowned bands and played on his trombone. With us he always had a way to please us with his baritone. His gift to…
Melanie Sedam The implication is that there is something amiss or wrong with the HECM program. There is absolutely nothing wrong with HECM mortgages. In fact, they are the most heavily regulated mortgages in the country; they require HUD counseling even before an application can be submitted. There’s not another mortgage anywhere that can do…
Annie Maud One of the perks of living in SaddleBrooke is our proximity to Biosphere 2. The Biosphere was the brain child of Space Biosphere Ventures and was built between 1987-1991. It was intended as a grand experiment, the precursor to a space colony on the moon. The speaker at the Nature Club’s April meeting…
The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild is a group of diverse artists residing and/or renting here in our beautiful community. Our artists work in most mediums, from collage to oil painting to acrylics to watercolor to sculpture and more. We are open to new members, even if you don’t consider yourself an artist—yet! We have members…
Carol Chiarello World Wide Knit in Public Day is Saturday, June 8. The Knit Wits will be showing their talents at various benches located in La Encantada, a nice shopping area here in Tucson. Come visit those who will be enjoying the sunshine and socialization. Knit in Public Day started in 2005 as a way…
Stuart Watkins Eatin’ wheat thins Drinkin’ white wine Don’t make a hill-o-beans Jus’ killin’ time Wife done left me Done it a dozen times Always comes runnin’ back Boyfriend won’t worth the time Strummin’ on a guitar Singing songs off key Drinkin’ whiskey and rye Don’t give a hoot ‘bout her or me Yeah, she…