Cyclemasters Bicycle Outside SaddleBrooke

Father Christopher Corbally to Speak on “Weird Binary Stars Under Close Surveillance”

SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club: Learn the Rumba for Free!

SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club – November 2025

SaddleBrooke Swimmers Shine at Dolphins of the Desert Pentathlon

Cyclemasters Bicycle Outside SaddleBrooke

Outside riders: Kurt McMillen, Tom Kruse, Paul Frederickson, Gary Nix, Rick Zabinski, Dan Hoshino, Curt Kooiker, Ray Malaski, Jim Doyle; not pictured: John Roberts (photo by Marty Herbert) Wanda Ross…

SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club – November 2025

Movin’ to the music Introduction to Ballroom: Rumba and Tango Judy Saks The SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club (SBDC) is pleased to continue our Introduction to Ballroom classes. These classes are…

Features, August 2016

Clear away your clutter

It’s a good time of year to beat the heat and stay inside in the afternoons. What better time is there than now to organize your closets and clear up the clutter in your garage? If you have some treasures you are looking to re-home, we are happy to take them. Wags & Walkers is…

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Features, August 2016

2 Your Health: The safe spinal adjustment

Editor’s Note: “2 Your Health” is a new column in the SaddleBrooke Progress dedicated to health issues. Each month different doctors and or medical associations, from varying specialties, will be writing on issues of importance. Articles are based on experiences and independent research conducted by the doctors or medical associations. We encourage anyone considering changing…

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Features, August 2016

In the spotlight in SaddleBrooke: Loretta Tom part 2

Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg This is in follow-up to Part I regarding Loretta Tom who, with her family, survived the Japanese attack on the Philippines the day after Pearl Harbor was attacked. Fighting in the Philippines continued until Japan’s formal surrender on September 2, 1945. Over one million Filipinos were killed and the U.S. casualties…

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Features, August 2016

Artist of the Month

Anneliese Snider with a work in progress; photo by Laverne Kyriss

Overcoming challenges brings depth to art LaVerne Kyriss Anneliese Snider began painting in 1971. Her kids were in school and she joined a group of ladies in her neighborhood. One of the members served as the teacher. “We met in somebody’s garage once a week in Studio City, California,” she remembered. “In 1978, we moved…

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Features, August 2016

Get flexible

Susan Dawson-Cook If lacing up shoes and grasping items on high shelves is becoming a strain, you’re probably wishing you could stop this inflexibility from worsening. The bad news is that muscle tissue, ligaments and tendons lose some elasticity with age. The good news is that if you perform appropriate activities to activate the tissues,…

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