Tim Gaule I am a member of the SaddleBrooke Hearing Discussion Group. In this month’s article I would like to encourage those who are here this summer to attend one of our monthly meetings. Our group meets on the second Friday of every month at 10 a.m. in the Catalina Room in the Mesquite building.…
Warmer weather is here, and that means more bicyclists on the road, including Arizona’s rural and scenic highways. A livable community is one that provides safe and convenient transportation choices to all citizens, whether it’s by walking, bicycling, or driving. Unfortunately, since 2015, Arizona has averaged almost 1,500 bicycle-related car crashes each year, and a…
Julie Adamen For many adults, learning to swim can be a deeply personal and transformative experience, and at SaddleBrooke Swim Club, the Adult Learn-to-Swim (ALTS) program is helping students make confident strides in the water with coaches Noelle Minck, Larry John, Rick Fey, Peggy Leirzapf, Julie Adamen, Allison Lehman, Rick Fey, and Theresa Ashton. John…
Mary Richling Thanks, SaddleBrooke, for adopting dogs from Pinal County Animal Care Center! The shelter is still double its capacity and needs even more volunteers, fosters, and adopters. To help walk dogs, show up between 6 and 9 a.m., sign in, and a friendly dog will be given to you. If you can’t walk, you…
Leslie and Tom Mehalek The March blood drive was a great success. We collected over 70 units of blood thanks to all of our wonderful donors! Please join us for our next SaddleBrooke Blood Drive at the SaddleBrooke TWO ballroom on Saturday, May 17, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. We have 54 people signed…
Heather Wolf Did you know that the SaddleBrooke Community Libraries loaned more than 47,000 items to almost 2,200 households in 2024? Thank you, SaddleBrooke, for your continued support and usage of this wonderful amenity! The SaddleBrooke Community Libraries are run by a dedicated team of volunteers. They manage three library locations (SaddleBrooke One, DesertView, and…