Barbara Barr In case of emergency, there’s Rotary and ShelterBox. The two organizations partner to provide emergency shelters in devastated communities. Rotary and ShelterBox have been there for each catastrophe as nature or mankind delivers a cruel punch. From hurricanes in the United States and other countries, to typhoons, earthquakes and tragedies around the world,…
Barbara Barr Each month, members of the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke recognize a student from the Mammoth – San Manuel Junior/Senior High School. The club works with School Counselor, Dave Jungbluth, to select a “Student of the Month” who represents excellence in scholastics, leadership and character. What a joy it is for us to get…
Barbara Barr Bob Christadore, Chair of the Fore For Kids Charity Golf Tournament, awarded Doug Harpole of the Vistoso Funeral Home a plaque for their participation in the event. Doug’s Funeral Home was one of the many sponsors of the event. Area businesses and individuals support of this annual event allows the Rotary Club of…
Stuart Watkins The soldier often saluted the flag, The flag of the United States of America, As he started each morning reporting for duty. He never knew what the day held in store, He only knew he served and served with pride, The pride of brothers and sisters in uniform Some serving at home, some…
Paul C. Herr Would you like to know more about what is happening at our southern border? Now is your chance to find out. Border Patrol Agents, Mark A. Gerrish and Joseph E. Molinar, of the Tucson Border Community Liason Unit, will be speaking at the March meeting of the SaddleBrooke Republican Club about some…
Patti Albaugh A young boy gives the volunteer a hug because he finally has his own toothbrush. A father weeps when he’s told he doesn’t need to eat the stale bread left outside for the birds; he can have a fresh loaf of bread for him and his son. A six-year-old girl cries when she…