Annie Maud and Ginny Berkey On Monday, May 13, the SaddleBrooke Nature Club again welcomed Doris Evans for another video presentation of wildlife in her front yard. Doris has three wildlife cameras she sets up by the watering hole in her yard. We watched a small band of javelinas with two tiny babies come for…
Linda Crone-Koshel Linda Crone-Koshel, 76, died in the comfort of her home in SaddleBrooke, AZ on April 26, 2019. She was preceded in death by her parents, Nyle and Alice Crone; sister, Nyla and her husband, Richard Koshel. She is survived by her stepdaughter Kathy; stepson John; cousins Harmon and Nancy Crone; nephew Chris and…
Sue Robisch Little Hooves and Big Hearts is in the business of leaving imprints on the hearts and lives of children and adults with special needs. On Saturday, May 4, 2019, LHBH left an imprint on the hearts of those guests who attended Hoofprints, a benefit introducing this not for profit 501(c)(3) organization to Tucson.…
David Zapatka Having spent the past week in Myanmar and India eating fabulous cuisine off the cruise ship, curry dishes are fresh on my mind. I’ve long loved Indian cuisine and all those many curry flavors. I’m impressed by how many different types of curry and varying spices there are. What I’ve learned is curry…
GLAAS members partied in April and May with two fabulous events: a reception at Absolutely Art and Gift Gallery on Oracle Road and a fabulous country western barbeque held at the home of Jo Ann Ellison and Barbara Starrett. Upcoming events during the sultry days of summer: June 14: Game Night and Potluck July 12:…
Dr. Craig Brue, DC Many of the patients that I see at my clinic have suffered from lower back pain, sciatica, arm/neck/shoulder pain and headaches for a long time. Typically, patients have tried almost everything except chiropractic aid for pain relief medication, physical therapy, exercises, nerve blocks, acupuncture and surgery. And for many patients, these…