This Ain’t Your Daddy’s Barbershop!

SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings – November 2024

SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network – November 2024

World Card Making Day (WCMD)

A License to Laugh

Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg It is amazing, as one drives in and around Tucson, to see such creative vanity license plates. One has to wonder, just how do people come up with such clever but short license plate IDs? Here is a smattering of recently seen vanity plates, followed by some need-to-know trivia! DZRTDFR—Hmmm ……

SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club

Lunch Bunch Judy Saks “There is one thing the girls in the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club like to do almost as much as dance, and that is getting together to eat and talk.” This is a quote from an article that appeared in the Saddlebag Notes in June 2018, written by a former member-at-large, Sue…

Wellness Integrated Network

Patricia Gould—Reiki Master “Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.” –Haruki Murakami Despite many difficulties, we must remind ourselves that, “This too shall pass that all things, relationships, and situations are in constant change. The pain of loss will also come to an end at some point. With all these changes, life creates new opportunities, experiences,…

SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary

Frank Shipton SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary members participate in many service projects throughout the year. They also enjoy socializing. If this is the type of organization that appeals to you, consider attending one of our meetings or participating in one of our service projects—no obligation. Contact Frank Shipton at 805-279-2966 for further information.

July at the Golden Goose Thrift Shop

Stephanie Udiales Celebrate your independence at the Goose in July! Independence from retail pricing, independence from the ordinary, independence from disappointment in your shopping experience! Our friendly volunteers are here to meet, greet, and help you in every way possible! Every day is a new adventure when shopping at the Goose! You never know exactly…

Safety Corridors

SBHOA2 Rules and Regulations Committee Some of our streets are designated “safety corridors,” so called because they are intended to slow people down on ones that are considered to be dangerous. They were given that designation after there was concern for people’s safety in those areas. If you are ticketed for speeding within these safety…