On Aug. 24, past exalted rulers, Doug Harpold and Steve Asp, along with Exalted Ruler Alane Asp, delivered 10 plus cases of water, juice boxes, breakfast bars, and other food supplies to Coronado School’s nurses’ office. The supplies will be used by the nurses to help kids who may be dehydrated, have missed breakfast, or need…
Rolly Prager Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries (FSL) is pleased to announce that local author and historian, Bob Simpson, will be the speaker at the November lecture. He will discuss SaddleBrooke area history, from ranching to development. The lecture will be held on Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. at the DesertView Theater. There will be a $5…
LaVerne Kyrss When Gail Kolenda was about 10, she got bitten by the art bug and has never stopped creating since. “My father was a great artist in his private life and I loved his work, so I started drawing. I took art classes in high school and majored in studio art and theater in…
Suzanne Marlatt Stewart Angels are great messengers, caregivers, and communicators. When asked, they offer us assistance in regards to our relationships, careers, finances, and wellbeing. If a person is open to receiving their assistance, their guidance and help can be profound and life-changing. Have you ever looked at the clock and seen 4:44 again and…
Rolly Prager Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries (FSL) is happy to announce the winners of the September raffle drawing. Elise Grimes is the lucky winner of the $200 cash prize. Suzanne Wood and Esta Goldstein each won tickets to the January Raffle Celebration. Go to sbfsl.org for more information about the raffle and to purchase raffle…
Choose Your Option to Give Where You Live Linda Hampton When SaddleBrooke residents respond to the oft-asked question, “Why did you move here?”, their replies often include comments about the weather, or the mountains, or the amenities, or the low cost of living, but, more often than not, a deciding reason is “because the people are so friendly.”…