Shirin McArthur This summer, Episcopal Church of the Apostles will host a free, three-part series on spiritual discernment. Do you find yourself asking questions like, “How do I know if it is the Spirit of God moving, inviting or ‘talking’ to me? Is this my imagination speaking or something trying to turn me away…
Bernie Nagy With the arrival of spring and flowers and cacti in full bloom, many species of wildlife including birds are visiting our yards and neighborhoods in SaddleBrooke. After all, this area has always been part of their natural habitat in the Sonoran Desert; we’ve just built in their surroundings. SaddleBrooke residents Theresa and…
Jim Ryan Four members of the SaddleBrooke Horseshoe Group recently pitched in and upgraded the horseshoe courts. Our thanks and appreciation go out to Joe Fiorito, John Sorenson, Don Stone and Gary Zellinger. These four guys worked to improve the two horseshoe courts for your playing pleasure. They wanted to let you know that you’re…
David Zapatka Listening to classical music this morning as I do every morning and evening, I heard Aaron Copland’s familiar Hoe-Down classic. I’ve always thought a hoedown was a country-style social gathering with dance and music. Right on track, the upbeat and catchy Copland tune comes from his score to the ballet Rodeo, which…
Hod Wells The Glass Club of SaddleBrooke has over 60 members now and is able to offer classes during the summer months. There will be some classes in June and more in July and August. The list below outlines the classes available after the publication of this article. Beginning Foil Construction: Thursday, July 19…
Jack Walden SaddleBrooke resident Jack Walden, an inventor, has a Renewable Energy Machine that is second to none. The invention will do solar, wind and water; both wave and tidal, in and out. It is patented; number 8,710,414 and patent pending. For solar, it includes my own dual axis solar control system that is…