Barbara Johnson Believe it or not, we really didn’t bribe Mother Nature to hold off on the rain on October 23! This was the day of our annual Sputters’ Tournament, one of our very favorite events, and the forecast was anything but promising. With a 70% chance of rain that day, we all kept our…
Dr. Mark Magdanz Classes are in full swing for the fall season. So, what’s next? It’s time to get signed up for the winter season. By January the floor will most likely be full, and Rebecca restricts class size so all students can have the best experience of fun and learning. Line dancing is about…
Merna Oakley What a year it’s been. On January 1, 2018 we officially became resident controlled. With transition we gained the MountainView and Preserve golf courses and with this, we also added approximately 50 employees to maintain the courses and staff to operate the pro shops. Additionally, we added other important staff to ensure we…
TJ Duffy Our Skin: We all have it. But, what do we know about it? Skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet and represents 16% of total body weight. Our skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature and permits the…
At their October monthly meeting the SaddleBrooke Democrat Club packed the Activity Center to welcome Laura Pauli and Sally Haslett of SaddleBrooke who currently serve as co-presidents of the Soroptimists International of Desert Tucson. On a local level, Soroptimists International of Desert Tucson (SIDT) is “a service club of volunteers” focusing on education opportunities for…
Michael Buckley The SaddleBrooke Nature Club began the 2018-2019 season with a “Fall Kickoff” party September 29 at the SaddleBrooke One Roadrunner Grill. Event organizer Irene Somes planned a fantastic event, highlighted by two entertaining and educational Southwest nature trivia games. Irene also had an ample supply of game and door prizes, many of them…