Patti R. Albaugh What could be so bad about a grass that was imported from Africa to provide erosion control and feed for cattle? A lot. On April 30 Dodge DiVall from Arizona State Parks talked to the SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club about the threat of buffelgrass in Arizona. Arizona is the first state to…
Carol Emerson Practiced for hundreds of years in China, Tai Chi has always been a key component of Chinese health and fitness practices. With its gentle movements and meditative aspects, Tai Chi is a perfect way to open the mind and body to a new, healthful, balanced way of being. Recent medical studies are now…
Karen Schickedanz The newly formed Chicagoland Windy City Club has planned its third event of the year; a summer social on Friday, July 24 at the Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa. The club is for full-time and snowbird SaddleBrooke residents who once hailed from Chicago or its suburbs-—or perhaps still do. Previous events…
We all have been touched by cancer in one way or another. We know the generosity of SaddleBrooke residents in the past has made a difference and we believe we are not yet finished. Join your friends and neighbors as we honor and celebrate the lives of those touched by this disease. Chef Dave has…
Carol Thompson On Monday, April 27 a baby shower was held at the parish house of the Community Church at SaddleBrooke to provide clothes and needed baby items for the layettes presented to the Family First Pregnancy Center in Oracle and Winkleman. The ministry of Family First is a non-profit, Christian, educational organization which provides…
David Stanard With peak attendance pushing 200, SaddleBrooke’s new church, Resurrection Church at SaddleBrooke, is firmly established. As a result, the church has been able to focus on developing activities that fulfill the spiritual and social needs of attendees. One way to accomplish this was through Bible studies which started right after the first of the…