Ken Marich The Indian Penny is an important change to our American coinage as it signaled the end of the large cent era. By 1857, the cost of making copper cents rose to a level that a more cost-effective coin had to be made. Large cents (1793-1857) were made of copper; they were the size…
Judy Freeman Remember: Learning a new language helps your brain stay fit! Join up to do exactly that and have lots of fun, too! Why just study Spanish anywhere else when you can learn to speak it with Español y Más? Each Step is a class meeting each week for 12 weeks, starting the week…
Carol Chiarello The SaddleBrooke Knit Wits have been busy this summer. We delivered a carload of baby items to Family First. These blankets, hats and sweaters, knitted and crocheted by our members over the last few months, will help needy families in our area. Dianne Resseguie, head of the Service Committee, said “Family First provides…
Tammy Bearden The second lecture in the series presented by the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild, in partnership with the University of Arizona Museum of Art, will take place on Wednesday, October 5, 2016, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Mesquite Grill at HOA 2. The presenter will be docent Gerry Bates who will discuss…
Enid Fowler It’s too darn hot — to be exercising outside, but you can still get some delightful exercise in the cool Vermilion Room at the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse doing English Country Dancing on Thursday afternoons from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Although we miss our snowbird dancers, there are still enough of us left…
Lynne Kumza The dog days of summer didn’t slow the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club down one bit. We were very beeezzzy this summer with many different activities. There is something new happening at our club; Sharing Steps is a joint venture between Rancho Vistoso Line Dance Club and our club here in SaddleBrooke. A plan…