The travel landscape is constantly evolving, and 2025 promises exciting new trends, particularly for mature travelers. Booking.com highlights a significant shift: Seniors are embracing early preparation for longer, more immersive journeys. This proactive approach maximizes travel budgets and leverages financial tools for optimal value. Retirees are increasingly viewed as a vibrant and adventurous demographic eager…
Dr. Roland Boyd Bosma Social justice activist and educator Dr. Roland Boyd Bosma, 89, of SaddleBrooke, died March 11, 2025, in Tucson. Born Oct. 9, 1935, in Muskegon, Mich., to Alice Van Allsburg Bosma and Roland Bosma, he attended public schools and Muskegon Community College. During his junior year, Boyd transferred to the University of…
Stuart Watkins There is no place warmer than home, whether it be in a burned-out car, cardboard box on a sidewalk, shack shared with 12 others, or a blanket under a brush. Home is where the heart is, and the heart has room to roam, as it wanders from hither and yon, seeking the warmth…
Stuart Watkins Mighty Saguaro Arms reaching high in the sky From tiny seedlings
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg It’s a Wrap! Do you find that sometimes your plastic wrap does not stick to your containers? The solution: Wet the edge of the container with a little water, then place the plastic wrap on the container. That’s the Way the Cookie Crumbles. Short on time but you want to fix…
Motown Potluck for Unit 6 Lorie Gregor The Social Divas, Unit 6’s brand-new social committee, hosted their first event of the year for the neighbors of Unit 6 on March 7! Despite the pouring rain, 50 brave souls gathered to celebrate with friends old and new. The Activities Center was decked out with the best…