Trudy Miller Spurred on by the terrific American victory in the late September Ryder Cup, the 18-hole men’s leagues from SaddleBrooke One and SaddleBrooke TWO went head-to-head in the annual SaddleBrooke Ryder Cup challenge. The two-day event was held on Nov. 1 and Nov. 4. At the end of day one, played on the SaddleBrooke…
Rev. Suzanne Marlatt Stewart As we begin our new year, I invite you to join others for a service designed to help us release the past and set intentions for our lives. Releasing the old and inviting the new is the purpose of our traditional burning bowl service, which will be held on Saturday, Jan.…
An email was recently sent out regarding unauthorized, third-party online bill payments services, such as Doxo.com, that may appear to be affiliated with your utility and/or water company when searching online. All SaddleBrooke residents should use caution when searching online to make payments. The only authorized online payment website for SaddleBrooke residents for the utility…
Ruth Caldwell On Nov. 4, eight SaddleBrooke Hiking Club (SBHC) members met in downtown Tucson for a four-mile walk to visit over 50 murals. This walk focused on the area between Stone and Fourth Avenue on the west and east sides, with the north/south streets being University and Broadway. Tucson is a city known for…
Liz Boyd Women On Our Own (WOOO) is an organization for women who are on their own (single and not in a committed relationship) and who want to stay active and enjoy life with friends. We maintain a busy schedule, with activities to suit any interest. The latest is a biking group for WOOO members…
In October, Institute for Judaic Services and Studies (IJSS) members observed Shabbat services via Zoom. Rabbi Harari officiated, and Sarah Boltt and David Mancini-Conway accompanied the cantorial soloist. Hopefully, this will be the last Zoom service, as we plan to meet in person for Chanukah in December. Our previous Zoom services for the High Holy Days…