Rotary International is committed to combating human trafficking through the Rotary Action Group for Human Trafficking. Join us on April 13 as we welcome local experts to explore this critical issue and discuss practical solutions for prevention, intervention, and survivor support. Human trafficking — often referred to as modern-day slavery — is a crime that uses force, fraud, or coercion…
Spotlight on Jack Stebe—Sunrise Rotary of SaddleBrooke Joyce Wainscott One of the founding members of the Sunrise club—and later its president—Jack was born in Biwabik, Minn. in 1944, the oldest of five children and the family’s early test case for adventure. Jack’s father was an educator, a principal, and a guidance counselor who was the…
Laurence Edralin Newspapers are a great source of family history details. Newspapers give facts and tell stories of our ancestors’ lives. You will learn some tips and tricks: * How and why to search newspapers. * Briefly cover what different facts one can learn about one’s ancestors in newspapers. * Look at a few newspaper…
Joan Elder SaddleBrooke Lifelong Learning (ILR) offers many different courses for all SaddleBrooke residents. Current instructors have offered classes in health, music, literature, the surrounding area, humor, other countries, and so many more! But we are always looking for new instructors with new classes in subjects that will interest people in SaddleBrooke. So if you…
Jan Trudeau Catalina Mt Elks #2815 used two grants totaling $9,000 to purchase, assemble, and deliver food boxes and bags to the local food bank—IMPACT of Southern Arizona. This project will be used to feed families during the school’s break.
Nancy Hysong and Mary (Twink) Gates The Catalina Timewalkers chapter of The Questers met on Tuesday, March 17, at the Florence Historical Museum with Nancy Hysong and Ida Androwich hosting. Nine members and one guest were in attendance. Are you in your favorite chair? Why sit home when you can join the Catalina Time Walkers—your…