Al Weigel Greetings SaddleBrooke residents and friends! As you are the ones who inspire us, we in Community Circle Players couldn’t be more excited to let you know that by the time you read this, auditions for our spring production of The House of Agatha Mystrie will have been held. The 10-person cast was selected, comprised of…
Barb Schaepe SaddleBrooke Great Decisions launched its 2024 program in January and continues through April. Meetings are held on Mondays from 3 to 5 p.m. in the East Ballroom of the MountainView Clubhouse, unless otherwise noted. Great Decisions is America’s largest discussion program focused on world affairs. SaddleBrooke Great Decisions strives to serve as a…
Dawn Price with Fran Dorr I recently met up with SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild member Fran Dorr at her lovely home and was lucky enough to view some of her artwork. It is clear that she is an eclectic and intuitive painter. She likes all media but is drawn to acrylics, watercolor, collage, and alcohol…
Linda Rosenkrans Faulty clock won’t tick Cuckoo bird took the day off The right time is now.
Jane Gromelski Dancing is the only sport that lets you hold your partner in your arms! It’s good for you mentally and physically. It’s exercise that is fun! We will offer a series of four Western Waltz classes starting on March 7. Western waltz is different from ballroom waltz in that our feet are always…
Karla Trippe Wood nymph Serena indirectly senses her connection with Caroline Howard who belongs to a typical church-going and God-fearing family but actually is dominated by its two-faced patriarch Bill Howard whose prominent feature of drinking escapades envelops the entire family with abuse, denial, and heartache. In her just-released book, When the Birds Stopped Singing,…