Challenges of Restaurants for the Hearing Impaired Tim Gaule I am a member of the SaddleBrooke Hearing Discussion Group. In this month’s article I would like to discuss the challenges of hearing in restaurants if you are hearing impaired. Modern restaurants tend to be noisy, not only due to the chatter of the patrons but…
Dale Farland Oracle Schools Foundation, the fundraising organization providing free Kindergarten Prep (preschool) for three- and four-year-old children of the Oracle School District, has just been designated as an Arizona Qualifying Charitable Organization (AZQCO)! What a great way to kick off our 10-year anniversary of providing these programs and others to the students at Mountain…
Dorothy Wood The first Tuesday of November represented a portentous night for America, no matter how one voted. But that night, many of us set politics aside and “crossed the aisle” to take our seats and go back in time to enjoy a kinder, gentler era—old time rock ‘n roll. As part of the Oracle…
Vera Shury Save the date of Jan. 16 at 1:30 p.m. in the SaddleBrooke One Arts and Crafts Center, Room 3. The speaker will be Dr. Michaela Gaither, physical therapist. The 4 by 4 is a jumpstart to a possibility of recovering years of muscle and strength. The plan is 4 weeks 4 times a…
Join Us for Senior Village Events and Activities Throughout the year, Senior Village offers SaddleBrooke residents a variety of opportunities to enjoy free concerts, socialize, recycle electronics, and more. Check out the upcoming events and activities below. For more information, visit seniorvillage.org/calendar. Page Turners Book Club Thursday, Jan. 16, from 1 to 3 p.m. The…
Bonnie Barazani The Preserve annual holiday dinner/dance was held on Dec. 8 in the ballroom at the MountainView clubhouse. All was perfect, from the plated dinner to dancing the night away with Chuck Moses’ terrific music. The dance floor was hopping from Chuck’s first song to his last—a testament to a great holiday celebration.