Fran Berman Dr. John E. Schwarz spoke to a capacity crowd at the Activity Center in SaddleBrooke One on Sunday, January 24, 2016, at 9:00 a.m. For more than 40 years, the struggling middle class in America has experienced wages that haven’t risen much after discounting inflation. If that continues, it jeopardizes the ideas of…
Mike Koen A topic that is very much being explored these days is Mindfulness. Mindfulness has shown to be a scientifically valid method leading to a reduction in stress and an increase in overall happiness. Mindfulness was first introduced to the world some 2500 years ago through the practice and teachings associated with Buddhism. To…
LaVerne Tucker We would like you to consider joining Republican Women of Pinal County. We are part of the state Federation of Republican Women with an office in Washington D.C. Arizona Attorney Rae Chornenky was 2011 President of the National Republican Women and is a candidate for National Committeewoman in April, which is part of…
Yvonne Jennings Do you have a creative vein? The answer is yes, we all do. That’s right, we all do and recently the Sonoran Searchers Questers ladies group from SaddleBrooke found that out. How, you ask? Let me explain. As a new member to this group, I found out that these ladies do an annual…
The SaddleBrooke Hiking Club is making a significant difference on the Oracle Passage of the Arizona National Scenic Trail. This nationally recognized trail is being used by hikers, backpackers, bikers and horse riders from all over the United States and beyond. In February 17 volunteers removed overgrowth, widened the trail corridor and improved tread for…
Britt O’Grady We’re so enjoying our new dancers. They are catching up fast and are so interested. During the breaks we have a chance to get to know each other and catch up with people who have been away. Members tend to travel a lot but can quickly get right back into previously learned dances.…