Claudia Booth With the help of professional photographer Steve Weiss, the Silver Belles were turned into “Glamour Belles,” costumes and all, as he shot photo after photo through his magic lens! Are we ready for Hollywood? Maybe not yet, but we are ready to dance for you. This is a great time to schedule a…
Dancing Leprechauns! Judy Saks Ever heard the phrase, “Better late than never”? Of course, you have. Well, that was the case for the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) when they celebrated St. Patrick’s Day on March 24, not March 17! But this certainly did not dim the dancers’ enthusiasm for things Irish. There was a…
Unit 5 Putting and Lasagna Party Stephanie Cady On the first Saturday in April, Unit 5 revived its annual Putting Tournament and RoadRunner dinner after a two-year lapse due to COVID. “Regulars” who have attended this in its prior five years were joined by new residents and guests on the SaddleBrooke One putting green. Mixed…
Stuart Watkins Thoughts passing through one’s mind perhaps they should be acted on or let slip into the fog of faded memory memory of ages long ago gone
Meet the Board of Directors Ken Marich The Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR) is proud to introduce Sharon Triester who has served on the board of directors for around 14 years. Sharon was born in Philadelphia and spent most of her life in the Philadelphia area. She married Dr. Arthur Triester, cardiologist, in 1967.…
Christine Reding Why the brilliant reddish hue? The Algonquin Indians anoint this name As implantation of strawberries are due Environmental plateaus are not the same Birchbark canoes along with the river glides Fish lines constructed of deer splinters or bone Roundish bull boats covered with buffalo hides Containing firewood or fresh meat to ferry home…