Hiker’s Visit Dome Rock Ruth Caldwell On May 22, SaddleBrooke hikers assaulted another of the great trails blazed by Associate Chief Hiking Guide Michael Hovan and his trail building crew. This new track, designated the Picnic Rock/Double Crested/Dome Loop, climbs up out of the Canada del Oro wash behind SaddleBrooke into the hills we view…
Barbara Barr Who helps deliver produce to the needy, funds after school tutoring for K-8 students while providing tutoring jobs for high school students, packs food for the food bank, provides computers for a technology lab in a school without one, helps fund a school robotics program, financially supports a sewing program for teens, helps…
Food Drive Keeps on Giving Nancy McCluskey-Moore When is a food drive not over? When SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch residents continue to donate money to support the Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB). Although the SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) annual food drive was held on March 21, as of April 15, our residents have donated $91,798 to…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg I found this painted rock tucked between the cacti and stones, in the rough, as I was walking one morning on the Catalina Golf Course, hole number 5. When I went back a few days later, it was gone.
Dr. Craig Brue, D.C. Have you ever heard anyone say, “I don’t believe in chiropractors” or “I’m afraid to go to a chiropractor for my back pain?” One of the worst possible health decisions any person can make is to discount the possibility of getting help from an alternative or complementary health provider. In everyday…
Diana Durham SaddleBrooke Dance Club is writing this article in April and we hope that our difficult times have ended. We care about you. However, if social distancing has continued, we still want to dance and learn and we hope you do too. Lee and I found that we were sitting more and moving less,…