Stuart Watkins Living With A Shadow was written by SaddleBrooke author Stuart Watkins. The book is available in the SaddleBrooke Library, the SaddleBrooke Gift Shop, and on Amazon Books. Watkins writes books about the Southwest, books about places to visit in Arizona, children’s books, and poetry books. Watkins has 25 books on Amazon and is a…
This Ain’t Your Daddy’s Barbershop!
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings – November 2024
SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network – November 2024
World Card Making Day (WCMD)
Features, June 2023
‘Living With A Shadow’ Book Donation
Clubs & Classes, June 2023
Hearing Vibed: Challenges of Speaking to a Hearing-Impaired Partner
Tim and Janis Gaule My wife and I have agreed to coordinate submitting articles to this publication on behalf of the Discussion Group for Better Hearing. In this month’s article, we would like to discuss the challenges of speaking to a hearing-impaired partner. Hearing aids, cochlear implants, and personal microphones can be a great benefit…
Features, June 2023
Yes, Cats Can Skateboard!
Carly and Charly Let’s Go Skateboarding is the ninth book in The Adventures of Carly & Charly series for kids five to eight years old. As two adventurous cats, we tell the story of conquering a new outdoor wilderness, on wheels no less! As new boarders, we’re careful to take lessons and assemble all the safety gear and…
Clubs & Classes, June 2023
Hikers Trek to Josephine Saddle
Generals, June 2023
In Case You Missed It!
Tami Peterson The Variety Show, which was held on March 21 and 22 on the DesertView stage, featured songs from The Great American Songbook. It showcased the many talents of our SaddleBrooke residents. The SilverBelles wowed the crowd with their performance of “Puttin’ on the Ritz.” After several months of rehearsals, costume selections, and fine-tuning, the…
Generals, June 2023
Cyclemasters’ Ride of Silence
Susan Weston On May 17 SaddleBrooke Cyclemasters participated in an international event. On the same day all around the world, thousands of bike riders honor their fellow riders who have been killed in auto accidents. An additional purpose of the ride was to remind car drivers, police, and city officials that bicycles share the road with…