Vicki Ray Dave Dobson was named “High Gun” for SaddleBrooke at the 15th Robson Trap Trials held March 14 at Tucson Trap & Skeet. Dobson shot a 64, bettering his score this year over last. Dobson has been his community’s top shot in the past. Quail Creek, 2024 winner, hosted the competition, which included lunch…
Richard and Donna Martin Do you head back to a city within Oakland County, Mich., for the summer months? We do, and we would like to connect with others who do the same. We are thinking it would be fun to occasionally get together with SaddleBrooke snowbirds from Oakland County while we are back in…
Our speaker on May 8 at 12:15 p.m. at the DesertView Theater will be Dr. William Myers, and his topic will be “Money, Money, Money! Government Sanctioned Counterfeiting During World War II.” Counterfeiting has existed since the invention of coins. Governments made it illegal but also sanctioned it as a weapon against enemies. The United…
Tim Gaule I am a member of the SaddleBrooke Hearing Discussion Group. In this month’s article I would like to discuss the importance of using a hearing aid dryer to help maintain your hearing aids. One often overlooked but crucial aspect of hearing aid maintenance is moisture control. Considering our dryer climate in Arizona, you…
Connie Kotke, SaddleBrooke Public Affairs Commission It’s clear that water is a hot topic for SaddleBrooke residents, as nearly every seat in the DesertView Performing Arts Center was filled for the March 3 presentation called “In the Know on H2O.” This program was hosted by the SaddleBrooke Public Affairs Commission, a cross-community group that works…
Al Weigel On the evenings of March 29, 30, and 31 and April 2, 3, and 4, SaddleBrooke residents were treated to a dinner theater production of Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution. A gripping murder trial, electric courthouse scenes, and superb acting all conspired to create six memorable nights of theater for SaddleBrooke patrons.…