Beginning in September the SaddleBrooke Libraries implemented a new software system to better serve the residents. For the past several years two databases have been necessary to administer the library, one to check out books and one to reserve books. Now there will be just one software program to accomplish both tasks. After extensive review…
Patty Elliott Many among us have enjoyed an evening of music with Ron Aeschliman in the past few years at area restaurants or the clubhouses at MountainView, SaddleBrooke or the Ranch. His karaoke nights are sellouts. His gospel, easy listening or Elvis music performances are wonderfully enjoyable. You and/or a group of your friends have…
Mary Kay Stein October 22: Lunch and Learn What We Can Do About Domestic and Elder Abuse On October 22, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, County Attorney Lando Voyles and Dr. Tascha Spears, Director of the Family Advocacy Centers of the Pinal County Attorney’s Office, will be headliners at a special luncheon. The lunch and…
An exciting new math curriculum has been implemented at Mountain Vista Elementary School in Oracle, grades kindergarten through third grade. Dr. Carla Springer (SaddleBrooke resident) needs four volunteers to work in classrooms each Monday, Tuesday or Thursday from 8:15 to 11:00 a.m. (with break between classes). The school is only about six miles from SaddleBrooke…
TOPS is proud to sponsor a classical music concert to be performed by Dr. James DeMars, R. Carlos Nakai and Dr. Stephen Cook. DeMars, TOPS Artistic Advisory Committee member, will be performing his duo-piano sonata, A Diary of the Seasons with former student Cook, the Artistic Director for TOPS. Nakai, renowned Native American flutist from Tucson,…
Eat, Drink and be Trivial! Every Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. in the Agave Lounge join us to play Tuesday Trivia. To be eligible for prizes, the teams will consist of two to six players. If you don’t have a team, we can help you form one. Each team will only be eligible to win the…