Larry Linderman There wasn’t a family in the United States that escaped the consequences of WWII. Most of those who volunteered or were drafted fought and faced the unimaginable terror of battle. Over 400,000 Americans didn’t return while almost 700,000 are estimated to have been wounded. Thousands of families lost European relatives to the…
Andrea Molberg Dave Weinbach, current men’s doubles pickleball champion in the U.S. Open and USAPA National tournaments, conducted a group pickleball clinic for 33 SPA members on December 11 at the Ridgeview Courts. He is known for his enthusiastic approach to teaching the game and has helped pickleballers all over the U.S.A. improve their…
Joan Elder The SaddleBrooke Writers Group meets the first and third Saturday in the Saguaro Room at the MountainView Country Club from 10:00 a.m. to noon. The members of the club range from people interested in getting started writing to those who have published books and everywhere in between. Some members write prose and others…
The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild is excited to offer a book study course starting in January for anyone who wants to explore his artistic abilities. If you paint, create pottery, quilt or write, fuse glass (and the list goes on), this course may be for you. The Artist’s Way is a book focused on discovering…
Marty Herbert Hello, everyone! One of the main focuses of SaddleBrooke CycleMasters this year is to stress safety and visibility while enjoying your ride. With that in mind we introduced our very visible new jersey at the November 6 social. Thanks to the Team of Lynette Herbert (designer), Linda Merritt, Mike Brenney, Skip Braun and…
Nancy Teeter, RDN Was one of your new year’s resolutions related to health? Studies show that small, specific goals are more likely to be met than large, vague ones. Nutrition expert Nancy Teeter provides a guide for making small positive changes over time which will help improve your health now and into the future.…