Renee Mazin History has not celebrated the contributions and achievements of women as much as men. This month, Book Nook wants to set the record straight by highlighting some of these women who deserve more recognition. Instead of examining the exact historical record, many authors represented in the SaddleBrooke Libraries collection tell the stories of…
Happy Tail: ‘They’re Sweethearts’ Romayne Trudo In November of 2021, longtime volunteers and supporters of SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network, Zenda and Vic Saraydarian, adopted an eight-month-old kitty from Oracle Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation (OARR). He is a stunning, all-black kitty with green eyes that they named Lil Guy. He has been the center of their…
New Executive VP Proves You Can Go Home Again Nancy McCluskey-Moore Gayl Van Natter became SaddleBrooke Community Outreach’s executive vice president in April of 2024. However, this is not her first time serving on the SBCO Board of Directors. In fact, her service with SBCO began shortly after she moved to SaddleBrooke from Seattle in…
Anne Quinn-Diment Fourth of July holiday spirit was on display at the Patriotic Pawsome Party at the SaddleBrooke Dog Park on July 6. Camp Bow Wow sponsored the event, which was a tail-wagging success, with many Dog Park members and their pooches having great fun. The red, white, and blue theme created a festive atmosphere…
Julia Virgil Have you ever wondered if your emotions, health issues, blockages, and patterns are truly your own? Often, when we struggle to change something, it is because we are carrying unresolved issues from our Family System, sometimes from past generations. These unresolved issues can be passed down, affecting our children and future generations. If…
Be cool, stay cool at the Golden Goose this summer! There is no better (or cooler) place to be this summer than the Golden Goose. Join us every day for one-of-a-kind bargains and treasure hunting adventures! You never know what you might find at the Golden Goose! Come in for a trip down memory lane…