Suzanne Marlatt Stewart Sunday, June 28, join us in the Catalina Room at SaddleBrooke TWO (located in between the MountainView Golf shop and MountainView pools.) for SaddleBrooke Sacred Circle, at 4 p.m. Our service is held every fourth Sunday of the month. This is a meaningful and heart-centered experience, including prayer and meditation, a short inspirational…
Kelli Beasley The Salvation Army Tucson recognized Community Church at SaddleBrooke during National Salvation Army Week, May 11 to 17, as a valued member of the William Booth Society Tucson for its ongoing support of the organization’s mission to serve individuals and families in need throughout Southern Arizona. SaddleBrooke resident Ron Morris attended the special…
Tim Gaule I am a member of the SaddleBrooke Hearing Discussion Group. Recently both HOAs installed a Wi-Fi assisted listening system called MobileConnect in some of our meeting rooms. In this email I would like to discuss the two types of assisted listening systems used within our community and identify their locations. The assisted listening…
Barbara Marie Hammond Barbara Marie Hammond, 81, of Chesterfield, formerly of Lexington, Mass., passed away Friday, May 15, 2026, at Friendship Village in Chesterfield. Barbara was born on July 19, 1944, in Brooklyn, N.Y., a daughter of James and Gertrude (Frolke) Flynn. On Dec. 2, 1972, in Lexington, Mass., she was united in marriage to…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg In 1988, Nike introduced its first Just Do It commercial—considered one of the best ad slogans of all time. The number of Just Do It commercials, made over three decades, is impossible to count, ranging from television ads, digital content and global campaigns. Over the decades, these ads have featured Michael…
David Zapatka Friend, word-lover, and bridge player, Jim Nulty, whose career path led him to Perth, Australia, offered this word from his overseas experience. Cobber cob·ber, noun. A cobber is an Australian and New Zealand slang term for a close friend, mate or companion. It is the equivalent to “buddy” or “pal” in American English.…