Punch Howarth Opening with a very light Suppe’ Overture followed by a short compact Mozart concerto, the Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra will close the current concert and season with a six-part Mozart Mass with soloists and chorus. Conductor Linus Lerner will lead this interesting program with soloist Adolfo Alejo performing the Mozart Violin Concerto No.…
Nancy Teeter, RDN Consumption of land animal protein, especially red meat (beef, lamb and pork) and cured deli meats, is implicated in heart disease, cancer and type two diabetes. I spoke about these health risks during my presentation earlier this month at the DesertView Fitness Center. I also provided these 12 tips to make your…
Please come to our SaddleBrooke Stroke/Neurological support group meeting on Friday, March 15 at 10:00 a.m. in the Preserve Club, meeting room 2 to hear the most recent up-date on Alzheimer’s. Morgan Hartford, Regional Director, and Emerald Welch, Community Resource Manager, will speak to our group. We will break at approximately 11:30 a.m. for those…
Linda S. Groves, Rules and Regulations Committee member To speed or not to speed, that should never be the question. Late for a doctor’s appointment; a speed limit of 25 MPH seems totally unnecessary to you because you are capable of driving at a much faster speed; you’ve never gotten a speeding ticket in SaddleBrooke;…
Shirin McArthur The Christian season of Lent is just around the corner and the Episcopal Church of the Apostles in Oro Valley will host a variety of free events during this forty-day period. The spiritual season of Lent is intended to be a time of reflection, enrichment and strengthening of the spiritual life. Beginning on…
Jim Donat This year’s event was changed slightly with the intent to complete the tournament before everyone moved north for the summer. No longer would there be matches between flights to determine an overall winner. This allowed for better payouts, a shorter timeframe and the elimination of matches between teams with very different handicaps. In…