Byron Cotter MountainView Bistro Chef Jaime Delgado came to HOA 2 with extensive experience in food preparation. He started out at a young age, helping his grandmother in her desserts bakery. After a time in the Marines, he went to work for Hilton as a travelling chef. His other experience includes stints with Stone Canyon…
Rising Super Moon over SaddleBrooke shot on Monday, November 13 off Catalina Hills Drive. Pictured is the Catalina Mountain Range with SaddleBrooke homes; photo by Bernie Nagy, new resident at HOA 1.
Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries (FSL) is excited to announce another great trip to Utah parks including Bryce, Zion and Glen Canyon. The bus trip will depart from SaddleBrooke on April 19 and return on April 25. This escorted tour is designed for those who have never visited the parks and for return travelers who will…
Susan Dawson-Cook People who have never exercised regularly tend to continue the inactivity habit even after retirement. The suggestion that there are not enough hours in the day to fit in a workout wasn’t a valid excuse when you were employed and certainly isn’t now. Don’t allow this false belief obstruct your path to a…
Joyce Honorof and Barbara Starrett As part of our monthly Thursday teaching program, Barbara Feeley Sullenger, SaddleBrooke’s popular American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) Gold Life Master bridge teacher, has already taught two classes. On September 15 she presented a class on Preempts – Responses in Competition and on October 6, a class on Two-Suited Hands:…
Terry Barringer So — it’s almost the end of the year and you are congratulating yourself on the number of times you have made it to the gym, your Fitbit has rewarded you with five gold stars for reaching your activity level goals and after your annual exam your physician has pronounced you good for…