Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg It goes without saying that December is probably the most hectic and frenetic month of the year. Over-extended, over-stressed and over-stimulated, we sometimes find that when the last day of the month arrives, ergo – New Year’s Eve, we have become inured to all of the emotions that come with “the…
Joan Elder A symposium entitled “Antisemitism from the Spanish Inquisition On: Educating for Social Justice” will be held on January 6 and 7, 2019 at the Buttes (Oracle near Kneaders). The program will feature distinguished speakers from the University of Arizona and others in the field of Antisemitism. It will also include a ticket to…
Past and present members of SaddleBrooke’s Square Dance Club are cordially invited to an anniversary party on January 26 at the Vistas Dining Room of SaddleBrooke One. This event celebrates the club’s birthday but more importantly, honors our founder and caller Larry Kraber and his bride Bonnie! After 25 wonderful years, Larry is retiring from…
You are invited to put on your thinking cap and reintroduce yourself to the game you may have learned many years ago. The pieces and rules have not changed since you last played. We play in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. Just drop in. The club has no dues and meets every Wednesday evening at…
TJ Duffy The word is beginning to spread that all SaddleBrooke residents and guests are invited to join the cause of defeating skin cancer in its various forms. The third annual Skin Cancer Research Fundraiser was held on Saturday, November 17 at the SaddleBrooke Tennis Center and although tennis was a prominent theme of the…
Larry Linderman On November 15, four SaddleBrooke residents who were born in England and Germany related to members of the SaddleBrooke World War II Roundtable their remembrances of the war through their eyes as children. Fifty people were in the audience as David Gould, Brenda Dawson, Ron Fisher and Jean Castle each spoke at length…