Stuart Watkins “I’m not afraid of Halloween,” said the big black crow to the coyote queen. The coyote quietly slinked away. She knew what would happen later that day. Red tailed hawk flew across the sky searching for a roost way up high. Wise old owl saw a buzzard fly by, heading to where only…
Terese Butler Have you always wanted to learn how to swim but didn’t have the chance? Or maybe you gave it a try but found it difficult and didn’t think it was for you? There are myriad reasons why you might have stayed away from the pool, but now is the time to make a…
Larry Linderman The first presentation of the SaddleBrooke World War II Roundtable this season will be on Wednesday, Oct. 18, in the DesertView Theater at 1 p.m. In the years our Roundtable has been active, I don’t recall a talk on the economics of the United States during World War II. Just think about it…
Maureen Benigno, Coordinator of Texas Hold ’em Winners of our prestigious 12-week tournament from July 3 to Sept. 18: 1st place: Marianne Pinello 2nd place: Angela Stein 3rd place: Kathy O’Connell 4th place: Maureen Benigno 5th place: Cathy Scott, Terry Jackson (tied) Final Table Winners from July 3 to Sept. 18: July 3: Zerian Moore…
Jim Beregi The Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge 2815 gave the Coronado K-8 School Nurses office $400 worth of bottled water, snacks, and liquid IV supplies. The Past Exalted Rulers (PER) Association of the lodge made the donation on Thursday, Aug. 24, at the Coronado K-8 School, 3401 E. Wilds Road in Catalina.
Kathy Sinnott Nestled beneath the Catalina Mountains is a vintage thrift shop offering more than the contents inside. A tiny house sits atop Magee Road, near Immaculate Heart Academy, where shoppers delight in gently used items. The Cottage showcases treasures in themed rooms, such as a women’s boutique, dining area, and a man cave. Outside…