Carol Emerson Summer can be a pretty lazy time here in the Brooke. Good thing Tai Chi is a relaxed yet effective way to stay active. Classes tend to be a little smaller as well, so it’s almost like getting private lessons. Here are the top 10 reasons to practice in the summer. No. 10:…
Joel and Justin Rhoads, owners of SaddleBrooke Drug in the SaddleBrooke commercial plaza, were the April speakers at the Stroke/Neuro Support Group educational meeting. Esta Goldstein, program chairperson for the group, was especially pleased to have them speak since their presentation marked the first time a pharmacy group had spoken in SaddleBrooke. Both brothers are…
Spring Bling Fling Spring was in the air as the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club dancers donned bright colors and sparkly stuff for an afternoon Spring Bling Fling social at the MountainView Ballroom. This party was held as a festive send off for our snowbirds who fly the coop for the summer. As a new twist,…
Mary Ann White Sonoran Searchers held their monthly meeting April 9 at the home of Linda Huizingas. Linda presented a very interest program on the fabrics that she has collected while traveling with her husband. They traveled the Orient, Europe, South America, Central America and especially Sweden where Linda’s mother and father were born. Linda…
Paul Shalita This clinic is a practice and critique session designed for players at all levels who desire to improve their Bridge. No partner is necessary. No time commitment; come late, leave early. Meet potential new partners. Sessions run from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Thursday afternoons at DesertView. For more information call Paul Shalita…
Anne Hammond “Education is Arizona’s most important issue,” stated Dr. David Garcia, candidate for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction. He has served as a state Associate Superintendent, an education policy analyst and a consultant for the U.S. Department of Education. He is widely recognized as a national expert on education policy and research and is…