King Mitchell Well, softball fans and friends, here it is June 26 and Progress deadline time. The big enchilada? Well, number one was our Memorial Day Tournament on May 29. It was a humdinger, folks. Three scintillating games with tunes, food, fun, and, of course, softball “dramedy.” It was coordinated again by Tournament Director Jessica…
Jim Beregi Come to the Community Yard Sale on Aug. 12 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. From spring cleaning to summer sale, there will be something for everyone: lots of clothes for the whole family, furniture, golf items, holiday decorations, household items, and so much more. Come check out some local art and jewelry.…
Rev. Suzanne Marlatt Stewart More than 30 years ago, I was invited to attend a lecture by a well-known holistic doctor. I remember we were all sitting in a circle of three rows. The doctor passed around a container and encouraged us to all take some, explaining the food value of nuts. I was searching…
Raymond H. Goettsch During the last year, SaddleBrooke Pickleball Association (SPA) has been offering round-robin play at least once a month. For June, SPA sponsored a new form of round-robin play. Named Dink & Drink, the round-robin not only involved doubles pickleball games, but also a post-game gathering of players for food and drink in…
Jim Grosjean On June 4 Mark Kunnen gave hope to hackers around the world. A bona fide 11 handicapper at The Preserve, Mark shot an almost statistically impossible 71. I can attest that after playing many rounds with Mark, he earned his 11 handicap honestly, with many rounds in the 80s and even low 90s,…
Lyn Moreno Four SaddleBrooke residents brought home individual and/or relay gold medals from the U.S. Masters Swimming (USMS) National Championship meet held April 27-30 in Irvine, Calif. Swimming together must be good for married couple Jack and Jill Fritz, as they each won one or more individual events, while Doug Springer built on his long…