Cha Cha your way to spring The Let’s Dance Club presents the award winning professional dance team of Alan Daughenbaugh and Leslie Eisele teaching beginning and intermediate lessons in American Cha Cha starting March 19 for three consecutive Sundays. The Cha Cha is the perfect dance for shaking off the winter blahs and getting the…
Karen Gray Eight hikers, watching a very cloudy sky, left the MountainView parking lot headed for Catalina State Park on December 29. We were all a bit worried about the rain coming in earlier than predicted. As the morning went on, the sky was still overcast but not threatening. The air temperature and the light…
The SaddleBrooke Dems kicked off the first meeting of 2017 with a packed house and much strategizing about the way ahead. Over 100 members worked together in small groups to identify the areas of concern they’d like to see the club focus on. New Chair Holly Lyon and Vice Chair Tim Koch led the groups…
The first meeting of 2017 for the SaddleBrooke Genealogy Club opened with scenes of the Revolutionary War being reenacted on-screen. Our guest speaker, Dave Troxel from Sun City West, appeared attired in an authentic Revolutionary War uniform worn by a Colonel Thompson in 1775. Dave Troxel has participated in many reenactments in his home state…
Carol Emerson Tai Chi is an ancient system of exercise that originated in the Taoist temples of China over 2000 years ago. The monks of the temples developed Tai Chi as a way to keep themselves physically fit while spending many hours in meditation and also as a means (they hoped) to obtain longevity, even…
Jane Gromelski American style Rumba is a slow Latin dance. Its pattern is slow, quick, quick; done in a box form. That’s pretty dry. It is actually a fun, easy to learn dance. It is one of my favorites. We use it at both Ballroom and Western dances. The music’s beat tells you how to…