Phyllis Ketring A lovely October morning welcomed the 2022 Health Fair. After two canceled years, it was special to once again bring exhibitors and screeners to the community. SaddleBrooke One and MountainView opened their facilities to provide more space and alleviate congestion. The Health Fair Planning Committee thanks the amazing team of people who volunteer…
Ann Kuperberg Ho, ho, ho. It’s that time of year. Some of the SaddleBrooke duplicate players had the spirit early and went to two tournaments at the end of last month and beginning of this month. There was a Non-Life Master Regional and Tucson Fall Sectional in Tucson, followed by a National Tournament in Phoenix…
Janet Fabio After the SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) Walk for Kids on Oct. 29, Dusty, the mascot for the Tucson Roadrunners ice hockey team, found time to stop in at the SaddleBrooke One Library. He was greeted by our friendly volunteers. If you stop in at any of our three SaddleBrooke Community Libraries, you will…
Joe Giammarino The Pool Players of The Brooke (PPB) would like to thank Sun City Oro Valley’s (SCOV) Billiard Club, Robert Dufur, and SCOV’s billiard team for their pool table prowess, camaraderie, friendly competition, and a congenial luncheon after the 8-Ball Team Challenge. Another big thank you goes out to Tony “The Snake” Cardillo, PPB’s…
Nan Nasser On Oct. 30 Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Church (MSPC) celebrated its 25th anniversary. What started with a small group of people trying to establish a Presbyterian Church in the Catalina area has resulted in a congregation “centered in Christ, caring for community.” This special service included a hymn composed by SaddleBrooke resident Steve Cupo,…
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