Andrea Molberg Why does someone agree to be a referee on a hot court for free? Steve Phillips’ answer is, “for the love of the game, to give back to the community and especially to surround myself with laughter, smiles and positive people.” After being diagnosed with renal cell kidney cancer in 2012, he and…
Dr. Mark Magdanz Sign up now to reserve your spot on the dance floor. Reservation lists for classes can fill fast, so don’t delay. Why learn line dancing with a professional instructor?—-you get the best. It’s easier, safer and less stressful. Ninety minutes in length and about $4 per hour, it’s also economical fun/exercise. There…
From zero to three hundred Sandy Morse Little did Stephanie Thomas imagine, when Gary Hammond (president of Senior Village at SaddleBrooke) stopped by her house for a friendly, social chat in February 2016 that she would be brought into the folds of the newly founded Senior Village as its membership coordinator. At first it seemed…
Cathy Schaber SaddleBrooke resident Tami Graeber has done it again. For the third year in a row Tami has won Best of Show in the recently held annual Tucson Quilters Guild Quilt Fiesta. This has never before happened in the 39 years of the show. Tami was one of three featured guild members this year…
Phyllis Ketring This year’s Health Fair will represent 20 years of successful annual fairs at SaddleBrooke. The Health Fair is one of the largest volunteer-driven events in our community. Please mark Saturday morning, October 14, on your calendars to attend this anniversary event. The Health Fair Planning Committee frequently hears reports that a significant health…
Andrea Molberg Community Circle Players, SaddleBrooke’s new community theater group, raffled off the beautiful mural flats providing scenery for their delightful mystery dinner theater production Eat, Drink and Be Deadly! Husband and wife team Claire Cordon and Michael Caryl were the lucky winners of one of the seven feet high by four feet wide murals and…