Louise Breves, President, SaddleBrooke Ceramics Club Want to be creative and spend some of your day having fun socializing, learning a new painting technique, and making new friends? If so, the SaddleBrooke Ceramics Club is the place for you. The club is located in the Quartz Room, just west of the SaddleBrooke TWO Administration Office, and…
Linda Lyon The SaddleBrooke Democratic Club was pleased to host the Oracle School District superintendent, Crystle Nehrmeyer, as our November guest speaker. She had much to share with the members about the 401 students who attend Mt. Vista Elementary School, including the preschool, which is mostly funded through the Oracle Schools Foundation, with generous contributions…
LaVerne Kyriss When Deb Kress decided she was going to enter the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild’s 2021 One Image, No Limits contest, she first decided that collage was going to be her medium. While skilled in watercolor and acrylics, collage has been her medium of choice for 25 or 30 years. Her entry, Buckie, won an…
The Wags & Walkers group had another very successful fundraiser at this year’s I Don’t Want It Sale. We had a tremendous response to our plea for donations, so we had lots of very nice items available for sale at our For Pets Sake Boutique. This year, we concentrated our efforts on fine jewelry items,…
Greg Hlusko The SaddleBrooke Table Tennis Club started playing again in the spring after a long closure due to COVID-19. The club invites residents of SaddleBrooke to come and take up a game they may have played years ago in their basement or at a rec center. Players of all ability levels are welcome. Some…
Larry Linderman The Roundtable is excited to present Chris Wilson who will talk on Operation Barbarossa, Germany’s invasion of Russia on June 22, 1941. While the Germans initially made huge advances into Russia and took thousands of prisoners, the operation eventually led to a catastrophic defeat for the Wehrmacht and arguably was the major turning…