Larry Linderman The SaddleBrooke World War II Roundtable will not be making a presentation in December, in deference to the large number of members who leave for the holidays. We will return with a talk by the popular James Evans who has already given us two well-received lectures in past years. Evans’ presentation will be…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg A friend suggested that I write an article on the topic of the apron; I am glad that she did, for this little “article of clothing” holds a multitude of memories for many people. The word apron is from the French word “naperon,” meaning a small tablecloth. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary gives several…
On Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023, local filmmakers Lori and Norb Lyle will show one of their award-winning films in SaddleBrooke! The psychological thriller Glass Cages will be at the MountainView Ballroom East starting at 4 p.m. This evening is free of charge, with donations for Lori Lyle’s next film, The Baby, accepted and appreciated. Door prizes,…
Renee Mazin Books are frequently a setting used by authors who are writing mysteries, cozies, or romances. There are many options! So, join me in a fun, fictional bookstore tour. Starting on the West Coast, The Lost and Found Bookshop in San Francisco is where Natalie is trying to make a go of a bookstore she…
Linda Lyon Working like dogs might be an appropriate descriptor for the SaddleBrooke Dog Park Association (SDPA) lately, but there’s been much fun in the mix as well. Our awesome volunteer maintenance team has been diligently dealing with the change in weather challenges, and have stepped up event planning with snowbirds returning and the holidays…
2022 Bucks 4 Books Raffle—Good for You and Our Libraries! Nancy McCluskey-Moore The Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries 2022 Bucks 4 Books Raffle raises money to buy new books, DVDs, and audiobooks for the SaddleBrooke Community Libraries. But it’s a win–win, because half of the money goes to the libraries, and the other half is distributed…